Ah, the red-eyed tree frog —with its signature stare and bright-green body, these small frogs are icons of the tropics.

Native to Central America and southern Mexico, red-eyed leaf frogs belong to the genus Agalychnis . Their colors aren't just for show; they play key roles in survival and attraction.

Though they’re often confused with other species, red-eyed tree frogs are unique in both appearance and behavior when you take a closer look. They spend their lives high in tropical rainforests, relying on camouflage, startle coloration, and suction cups to thrive among trees.

What Makes the Red-eyed Tree Frog Stand Out?

Adult frogs can reach a total length of about 2 to 3 in (5 to 7 cm). They have bright-red eyes, a bright-green body, light-blue flanks with yellow stripes, and orange

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