Northern Glass Frog is threatened also because of humanactivity; STOP it now!

The glass frog is an arboreal frog, meaning it lives almost exclusively in the trees. It’s sometimes found on low hanging branches near or around running water where it lays its eggs. The glass frog is found in humid montane forests throughout Central and South America including Belize, Costa Rica, Colombia, Guatemala, Honduras, Mexico and Panama.
The Northern glass frog is one of the most abundant species found in Central and South America. However, due to its arboreal nature, habitat loss from deforestation and human activity is a threat.

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