Red-eyed tree frog EVOLUTION!

The Red-Eyed Tree frog, in its natural habitat. It is located in the Amazon Rainforest. The Red-Eyed Tree frog begins its life as an egg. The egg will eventually lead to the egg hatching. The Red-Eyed tree frog starts as a tadpole when it first hatches, then will lead to later developments, such as other limbs, and growing lungs. Then the tadpole will turn into a frog, and will live in the trees. What if the world got way hotter? Well, the Red-Eyed Tree frog would have no point to be on land, since most of the wildlife is dead. As a result, the Red-Eyed Tree frog would adapt to become similar to an axolotl. The Red-Eyed tree frog would live in the water, and live off small animals/plants. Also, the Red-Eyed tree frog would have to change its hue to yellow-brown, and would grow a tail to swim better.