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Green Tree Frog
Photo: Green tree frog on leaf in rain forest
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Red-eyed tree frogs, like this one found in a rain forest in Panama, eat mainly insects. Good thing. Rain forests have more insect species than any other ecosystem.
Photograph by Medford Taylor

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