One minute you are feeding a critter, the next, the critter is eating you. This green tree frog bit off more than it could chew outside a Queensland property when Penny Kerr attempted to feed it. | storyful

Creature of the day: The White's Tree Frog 🐸 Overview The Australian green tree frog, also known as simply green tree frog in Australia, White's tree frog, or dumpy tree frog, is a species of tree frog native to Australia and New Guinea, with introduced populations in the United States and New Zealand, though the latter is believed to have died out. Breeding occurs from November to February and the male can usually be heard calling near water or even down pipes. The female lays up to 2000 eggs

🔎 Did you know? The Australian green tree frog can live up to 16 years in captivity, which is long compared to most other frog species. #ausgeo #didyouknow #factoftheday #greentreefrog #australia #wildlife | Australian Geographic

Repost if this made you smile. 💚 Did you know Australian green tree frogs “drink” water through their skin? Take it from these lil croakers - no excuses not to stay hydrated! 🐸 — #greentreefrogs #treefrogs #australianwildlife #nature | WWF-Australia

I Let 5 DUMPY Tree Frogs On Me At Once, Feeding At The End! 🤩🐸 **Dumpy Tree Frogs, Also Known As Australian Green Tree Frogs, Are Calm And Hardy Amphibians Known For Their Chubby Bodies And Expressive Faces. They Thrive In Warm, Humid Environments And Often Live In Trees, Using Their Sticky Toe Pads To Climb. Their Gentle Nature And Charming Appearance Make Them A Favorite Among Reptile And Amphibian Keepers.** 🔥 Enjoyed This Epic Content? Hit Follow Now, Comment Your Thoughts And Don’t Miss