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A tree frog! Tree frogs are arboreal, which means they spend most of their lives in trees. Many kinds of tree frogs are able to change color, so when they are sitting on a leaf, they are green and when they are on the bark of a tree, they are brown. Tree frogs eat insects.

Tree frogs are usually small. The large discs on a tree frog's fingers and toes help it to hang on to leaves, trees, and even human faces!