About four fifths of all the frogs and toads species live in the subtropical rainforests.
Many frogs live in the rainforest for warmth and dampness.
If you wanted to see a frog in the rainforest, it would probably be on the ground, in trees, or clinging to vines. All of the frogs that live in the rainforest have something special about themselves. I bet Costa Rica Flying Frogs got their name from how well they can glide from tree to tree. The Red eyed tree frog is nocturnal because it hunts at night. The Harlequin frog is poisonous, so I wouldn't touch it.