Our Family
Badger
 Sherman (not on display)
 Prairie (not on display)
Bald Eagle
 Hal
 Izumi
 Sarah
Barn Owl
 Silo
 Barney (a.k.a. Moonface)
Black Bear
 Kootenay
Black Rat Snake
 Kingston
 Licorice
Blanding's Turtle
 Oliver
Bobcat
 Rufus
Box Turtle
 Murtle
Bull Frog
 Fergus
Cottontail Rabbit
 Peter
Cougar
 Kokanee
Coyote
 Wylie (not on display)
 Sancho (not on display)
Fisher
 Forrest
Flying Squirrel
 Pixie
Great Horned Owl
 Bubo (not on display)
 Dr. Hoo (not on display)
Green Frog
 Kermy
Groundhog/Woodchuck
 Clover
Kestrel
 Punk
Lynx
 Yeti
Mink
 Marsha
Moose
 Zeus
 Chocolate
Opossum
 Virginia
Painted Turtle
 Willamina
Peregrine Falcon
 Cliff (not on display)
 Tundra (not on display)
Porcupine
 Quillber (not on display)
Raccoon
 Dawn
Red Fox
 Rusty
Red-sided Garter Snake
 Squeezer
Red-tailed Hawk
 Will (not on display)
Silver Fox
 Frosty
Snapping Turtle
 Sam
Striped Skunk
 Flower
 Oreo
Toad
 Wart
Tree Frog
 Twiggy
 Leaf
Turkey Vulture
 Mortisha (Not on Display)
 Barfalomew (not on display)
Wolf
 Montana
 Akayla
 Nikita
Wolverine
 Hyde
 Gulo


Leaf the Tree Frog

Born:
Sex:

Leaf was acquired Leaf was donated to us (with Twiggy) by a wildlife education company in Ontario.

 

Tree Frog ()

Average Size:
3 –5 cm (1.25-2 in)
Average Weight:
Average Lifespan:
7-9 years
Range:
Tree frogs are found in central to southern Ontario and near the southern Manitoba border.
 

Dining and Dwelling

Tree frogs feed primarily on insects and other small invertebrates.

They are usually found on small trees or shrubs near shallow bodies of water.

Life and Death

Tree frogs reach sexual maturity at the age of 2 and can live up to 9 years old.

 


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