Vampire Frog
The Vampire Frog was discovered only recently (in 2008), and is found in the evergreen forests of Vietnam, and is arboreal (tree-living) by nature. They are known for their ability to fly from one tree to another.
Scientific Name – Rhacophorus vampyrus
Classification – Rhacophorus
Gender Names – Male – male; Female – female; Baby – tadpole
Collective Noun – Knot
Length/Size – Up to 4.5 cm
Life Expectancy – Up to 15 years
Mating Season – Monsoon
Special Features – The skin is pale brown with dark brown mottling all over
Geographical Distribution – Southern part of Vietnam
Natural Habitat – Evergreen forests with dense vegetation
Conservation Status – Endangered
Diet – Insects and flies
Predators – Tree-living snakes, birds of prey