Amphibians
A virtuoso of camouflage among the leaves
European tree frog
European frogs are small, with smooth skin on their backs, and their color can change depending on temperature and humidity. They live in a variety of habitats, including swamps, wet meadows, parks, vineyards, and wet or dry forests, avoiding dark and dense forests.
Characteristics
Order:
Anura
Family:
Hylidae
Scientific name of the species:
Hyla arborea
Habitat:
Forest, bushes, grass vegetation, wetlands
Origin:
Europe
Current trend:
Decrease
Number of individuals in the world:
Unknown
Lifetime:
10-15 years
*Source iucnredlist.org
Champion in jumping and swimming
Marsh frog
The marsh frog has a wide variation in color, from dark green to brown or gray. During spring, it can be colored darker to absorb heat more efficiently.
Characteristics
Order:
Anura
Family:
Ranidae
Scientific name of the species:
Pelophylax ridibunda
Habitat:
Forest, wetlands, grassy vegetation, caves and underground habitats
Origin:
Europe
Current trend:
Increase
Number of individuals in the world:
Unknown
Lifetime:
10-12 years
*Source iucnredlist.org
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