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Where do green tree frogs live naturally?
Quick Answer
Green tree frogs live in eastern and northern Australia, and in nearby New Guinea. They are closely associated with moist habitats, gardens, and woodlands.
The Full Story
The Australian green tree frog is native to northern and eastern Australia, while related species occur in New Guinea and nearby regions. They live in moist forests, reed beds, wetlands, and urban gardens, often resting on leaves or near water. Their ability to use human-made structures has made them one of Australia’s most familiar amphibians. The species is especially well known for its large size compared with many other tree frogs.
Key Facts
1.Native to eastern and northern Australia
2.Also occurs in New Guinea
3.Often lives near water and gardens
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