Joel Sartoreのインスタグラム(joelsartore) - 3月6日 21時35分

Like most of us on a hot summer day, dainty tree frogs prefer to stay well hidden when the sun is at its hottest in its home country of Australia. This species lives near the coast and is most active at night when it goes in search of small insects to eat. A common garden-dweller, they can often be spotted among low vegetation or on roads after a hard rain. Always keep an eye out for this and other amphibians when driving in your neighborhood after a rain event - you never know who might be resting in those roadside puddles! Photo taken @zoosvictoria (Melbourne Zoo)

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reynantem Hey, Joel. Just wanted to thank you and NatGeo for doing the Photo Ark. I hope this brings more enlightenment to people so our descendants and grandchildren could have the chance to see these wonderful creatures. It makes me so sad to realize that some, or most of these, have already gone extinct, and feel guilty as well for what our race has done to them and their habitat. Thank you for the inspiration and hard work.

peycoo When we lived in Bocas del Toro, Panama... We had to be careful making coffee, etc. because they would be hiding under a cup or in the filter basket. I couldn't figure out why "we" had so many & others didn't have the problem. A friend said, it had to be because we had the "frog Gods" in our house. I had 2 ceramic ones, that looked very much like them:-)

amy_rebecca_gaddis I have some kind of tree frog that climb on the glass of my back door. It's so fun to get up close and personal. They have little red toes and arent a bit scared of people! Love nature!

dyadyadyatel Liberty 🍞🍠🍤🍊🍊🍊 like beautiful girls? come to my page and like them

daniel._.wail I liked your photos :) Greetings from other side of the world 😊

raghav4515 Are these species is venomous @joelsartore

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