About the Tomato Frog
The Tomato Frog is a round-bodied, ground-dwelling amphibian best known for its vivid red to orange coloration, which resembles a ripe tomato. Females are significantly larger and more brightly colored than males.
Habitat
In the wild, Tomato Frogs inhabit humid lowland forests, marshes, and areas near slow-moving water. They are primarily terrestrial and spend much of their time buried in soft soil or leaf litter.
Diet
Insects and small invertebrates.
Interesting Facts
- Bright coloration acts as a warning signal
- Females are much larger than males
- Secretes a sticky defensive substance
- Primarily nocturnal
- Can live 6-10 years with proper care
Why This Animal Matters
Tomato Frogs are endemic to Madagascar, an island known for its extraordinary biodiversity and high rates of habitat loss. Their decline would have significant consequences for an already fragile ecosystem.
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