Feuilles

Educazoo is home to more than twenty species of amphibians, each more colorful than the next.

 

Some of them fit on the tip of a finger while others are too big to be held with one hand! 

 

Meet species that sometimes have strange textures, but are extremely interesting to discover!

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Discover their crucial importance in our ecosystems! 

 

Anuras: Several varieties of frogs, tree frogs and toads.

Urodelas: Salamander and newts.

 

Frogs

Check out our amazing frogs of all shapes, sizes and colors!

 


White's tree frog
  • Montreal Sanctuary
  • Quebec City Sanctuary
Red-eyed tree frog
  • Montreal Sanctuary
  • Quebec City Sanctuary
Horned frog
  • Montreal Sanctuary
  • Quebec City Sanctuary
Pixie frog
  • Montreal Sanctuary
  • Quebec City Sanctuary
Painted frog
  • Quebec City Sanctuary

White's tree frog

Description 
This amphibian comes from Australia and New Guinea. In adulthood, its size varies from 5 to 10 cm and its longevity is 7 to 10 years. 

 

Handling 
With their smooth and very delicate skin, as well as their skin respiration, tree frogs cannot be handled in the hands. They’re stunning species that you can observe and take beautiful pictures of.

Toads & other amphibians

Far from giving you warts, toads and other species are incredible companions to meet!

 


Oriental fire-bellied toad
  • Montreal Sanctuary
  • Quebec City Sanctuary
Java toad
  • Montreal Sanctuary
Cane toad
  • Quebec City Sanctuary
Axolotl
  • Quebec City Sanctuary

Oriental fire-bellied toad

Description 
This amphibian comes from Asia (China, Korea and Siberia). In adulthood, its size varies from 5 to 7 cm and its longevity is 5 to 10 years. 

 

Handling 
This species can be held in your hands, but they must be wet and kept close to the ground since it can jump. Due to their delicate skin, it’s not possible to pet them on the back.

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CITES : International trade in endangered wildlife species.

 

A partnership with Environment Canada allows us to hold unique items seized at customs that come from poaching (ivory tusks, python skin, furs, sea turtle shells, etc.). 

 

These pieces are used in some of our animations in order to sensitize the public to behave responsibly when consuming animal products. We also teach them the importance of wildlife conservation and the repercussions of poaching on animal populations.