The Red-Eyed Tree Frog is an amphibian also called the Agalychnis callidryas which lives in the tropical rainforests of Central and northern South America. Due to climate change, its habitat, rainforests will become hotter and drier which will result in droughts, tree mortality, and rainfall decline. So, to survive the ever-changing conditions, they might relocate to a swampy area to find more water and food. Also, they would lose many of their bright colors to blend in with their surroundings which acts like camouflage. In addition, their legs would increase in length to gain mobility since there would be fewer trees to maneuver on and fewer water sources to use for laying eggs and absorbing the water.
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