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Glass Frogs: Centrolenidae - Physical Characteristics, Habitat, Behavior And Reproduction, Glass Frogs And People, Conservation Status, Lynch's Cochran Frog (cochranella Ignota): Species Accounts - GEOGRAPHIC RANGE, DIET

LYNCH'S COCHRAN FROG (Cochranella ignota): SPECIES ACCOUNTS
LA PALMA GLASS FROG (Hyalinobatrachium valerioi): SPECIES ACCOUNTS
PACIFIC GIANT GLASS FROG (Centrolene geckoideum): SPECIES ACCOUNTS

GEOGRAPHIC RANGE

Glass frogs can be found in North, Central, and South America. In North America, they only live in southern Mexico. Many species are found throughout Central America and in many parts of South America as far south as southern Brazil and northern Argentina.


DIET

Although little research has been done on their food habits, scientists think these small frogs probably mainly eat tiny insects. The large Pacific giant glass frog, however, can and does consume larger prey, including fishes and other frogs.


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5 months ago

I need to know what their body covering is!! I am doing a report on the frickin' creatures!

6 months ago

well how long is there life span cause i need a essay on it and that is one o the qustions!!!