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Our Green & Golden Bell frogs are breeding! For 2 years Aussie Ark and the Australian Reptile Park staff have built up an insurance population of this rare amphibian in our Conservation Ark facility located at the Australian Reptile Park! We are so excited to share that we have watched these endangered frogs morph from eggs, to tadpoles, to leg-sprouting froglets, which is a magical metamorphosis of such a stunning species of frog! Come see these beautiful frogs and support us today! LEARN MORE:

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It ain’t easy being green 🐸 Tree frogs have always been some of my favorite animals to encounter and this was one I could’ve easily missed while on a morning hike! It’s not hard to see how this green tree frog gets its name with that beautiful sheen of light green that helps to obscure this animal in its leafy habitat. These lovely frogs are mostly active at night and so seek refuge during the day, relying on that camouflage to keep them safe. I found my first green tree frog at my grandparents