Australian White's Tree Frog

Found in Australia and New Guinea, typically in coastal areas, forests, swamps, and often near human habitation in bathrooms or water tanks.

Carnivorous; primarily eats insects like moths, roaches, and locusts, but occasionally small rodents or other frogs.

Nocturnal and arboreal, they are known for their docile nature and loud, barking croak. They possess a waxy coating on their skin to prevent moisture loss.

Benefits the ecosystem by controlling insect populations. They pose no risk to humans, though their skin secretions contain antimicrobial peptides currently being researched for medicinal use.