This gray tree frog has evolved with some pretty handy camouflage. Wirestock Creators / Shutterstock
The green tree frog is a common frog in the central to southeastern United States, often found near ponds with plentiful vegetation.
Males are usually smaller and use advertisement calls during breeding season to attract female frogs. Male green tree frogs are especially known for their loud, croaking calls.
The gray tree frog, also known as Hyla versicolor, can change color between gray, green, and brown, depending on its surroundings.
These frogs are nocturnal and are more active at night, using their strong legs and feet to navigate through trees and escape from predators like snakes, birds, and spiders.
