It is one of the frogs that best lives alongside people: the lights of houses and lodges serve as insect feeders, and its adhesive toe discs let it settle on glass and walls. The pointed snout and spotted chest tell it apart from its pale-spotted cousin.
Behaviour
Nocturnal and a climber. By day it hides under bark and leaves; at night it hunts around any light source.
How and when to see it
All year on mild nights. Check the lit windows and walls of your lodging: it is usually there, still as a sticker.
Where to see it in the Iberá
The gateways of the Great Iberá Park where lesser snouted tree frog has confirmed presence:
Tours to see it
Verified providers operating at the gateways where lesser snouted tree frog lives. You contact them directly on WhatsApp from the app.
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Species profile
- Common nameLesser Snouted Tree Frog
- Scientific nameScinax nasicus
- GroupAmphibian
- StatusNative
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