This frog figure features a stunning, mostly solid yellow coloring that immediately catches the eye. Unlike other Papo Equatorial frogs, it does not have any spots.
The Papo Equatorial Yellow Frog #50174 measures: 2" L x 1.9" W x 1.2"T.
This figure of the frog boasts a brilliant, mostly solid yellow coloring that immediately captures the eye. Unlike the other Papo Equatorial frogs, it doesn't have any spots, but this doesn't diminish the stunning visual effect that its coloration creates. The deep black eyes of the frog add to the figure's realism, making it an ideal addition to any frog or wildlife collection. Additionally, the coiled position of the frog perfectly captures the energy and vitality of these fascinating creatures, bringing them to life in this exquisite figure.
Equatorial frogs are a diverse group of frogs found in the rainforests and other moist habitats of Central and South America. These amphibians are known for their vibrant colors, unique patterns, and diverse ecological roles. Many species of Equatorial frogs are also important indicators of the health of their ecosystems, and their decline or disappearance can signal environmental problems.
One of the most fascinating aspects of Equatorial frogs is their life cycle. Most species of Equatorial frogs lay their eggs in water or moist habitats, and their tadpoles undergo a remarkable metamorphosis to become fully-formed adults. This process can take weeks or months, and the transformation is often accompanied by dramatic changes in color and pattern.
Many species of Equatorial frogs also have unique adaptations that help them survive in their habitats. For example, some species have evolved suction cups on their toes, allowing them to climb trees and move easily through the forest canopy. Others have evolved long, sticky tongues that they use to catch insects and other prey.
Part of the Wild Animal Series by Papo.
Hand Painted. Made of durable synthetic material.
Product Code: Papo 50174
by Papo
3+ Years
Small Parts. Not for children under 3 years.
