Red-Eyed Savanna Mud Frog

According to Panda.org, Amazonian temperatures will increase while rain patterns will change. This could change the Amazon rainforest into a savanna, with a warmer climate and fewer trees. I chose The Red-Eyed Tree Frog as the animal that will go under adaptations. The frog is an amphibian, meaning it needs to live near water. So, it would have to live closer to the Amazon River or other rivers because of rising temperatures, and its camouflage needs to change for protection against predators. Therefore, the frog will become a Red-Eyed Savanna Mud Frog, live in the mud for moisture and protection from the heat, and have a dark brown camouflage to blend in with the Amazon River's mud for protection against predators. The frog will have webbed feet to be able to dig through the mud, and bumps on its skin to be able to be like a mud-covered rock.