Frogs that "fly" | Incredible Frogs

The gliding tree frog spends its days hundred of feet in the air navigating along thin vines and branches. A single, misplaced step could be fatal, so the frog must use its large, sticky hands and feet to move carefully through the canopy. But the treetops are also home to deadly predators, so the amphibians have developed an incredible escape strategy: they have learnt to “fly”.

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About “Incredible Frogs”:
Some frogs eat their outsized prey alive, while others are as big as a human baby. Some species have grotesque deformities – unique survival mechanism that no other living creatures possess. From the jungles of South America to the swamps of Africa, we examine some of the more bizarre frog species, and reveal some startling predatory behaviour unique to these overlooked amphibians.

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