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What animal does the fairy in the forest refer to?
In Panama, Mexico, Guatemala, Nicaragua and other American regions, there is a particularly beautiful and peculiar tree frog, known as the "fairy in the forest." The frog was born in the water, grew on the shore and lived in a tree. There are bright red eyes, a green body, orange limbs, and a slender white spine line on the back. The whole body color is very harmonious and bright. From a distance, it looks like a lovely "fairy" showing off its clothes. It is said that its beautiful fur is used to protect color. It can constantly change its body color with the change of surrounding environment. Sometimes it is disguised as a leaf, and sometimes it becomes a fruit. It can be seen that it is an excellent environmental imitator, and it is no wonder that it is known as the "color-changing tree frog".

Tree frog is not only a leader in frog world, but also has a unique physiological structure. First of all, its body is very petite, only 50 ~ 70 mm long from beginning to end. Although not as small as the rain frog in the frog, it is also quite qualified to be classified as a dwarf. Secondly, the front and rear legs are not the same length, the rear legs are longer than the front legs, and they are more elastic. The toes are short and thick, and there is a toe membrane between them, and the color is orange or blue.

Another feature of tree frogs is that they sleep in dry season and are active in rainy season. It is observed that when the rainy season comes, they will leave the cave in droves and move around.

Professor of Biology Department of Taiwan Province Normal University took students to Taipei to investigate amphibian ecology, and camped in Emerald Valley next to Emerald Reservoir at night. At night, they heard a strange frog croak, so everyone curiously followed the sound with flashlights, and finally found a frog croak in a bucket next to a farmer. That is a particularly lovely frog: the whole body is green as jade, and there are many fine verrucous stripes of grass green and yellow-green on the frog's back. The prominent big eyes exude golden luster and look like jade carvings. Neither the professor nor his students could find the name of the frog, and finally they sent it to the French Museum of Natural History for identification. Through the research of many biologists, it is confirmed that this is a new species of tree frog that has never been discovered before. Because this kind of tree frog looks like jade, it was first discovered in the jade reservoir, so it was named "Jade Tree Frog".

There is also a tree frog in Australia, which has an adsorbed meat pad on its toes. Like geckos, they climb trees like flat ground and eat insects and snails on them. Trees grow on trees and make them their homes.

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