The Future of Red-Eyed Frog

In the first picture, the red-eyed tree frog lives in a warm, tropical rainforest. Its bright green skin helps it hide in the leaves, and its big red eyes help it see and scare away predators. The frog has sticky feet, which helps it to climb trees, and it eats insects in the jungle. In the second picture, the rainforest has turned into a marsh due to climate change. Now, the frog has brown spotted skin to blend in with the muddy water. Its feet are larger to help it swim instead of climb. Since there are fewer trees, the frog spends more time in the water, eating small water bugs. As the Earth changes, animals must adapt to survive. This frog has adapted to live in a wetter world. This is an example of adaptation to climate change.