The Australian tree frog green is one of the species of the most common frogs in their country original. For humans, they make great pets and can be an ideal form of pest if they live near your home. But while they may look harmless, it changes if you are ... say, an innocent snake or just giant spider trying to get on with your life.
Then these frogs turn into deadly predators, effective ...
tree frogs are easily identified by their bright green color. For anyone who is familiar with the frog in their native Australia, they are equal parts parasites and pests controller.
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They can be found in urban areas, forests and woodlands and wetlands. Out in the suburbs, they have a bad habit of making a home for themselves near toilets and water tanks
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For example, Redditor ElfBingley had a problem flushing their toilet there about a year. When they went to check the tank, they found these buggers inside. Talk about an infestation.
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Still though, simply because they are frogs does not mean they are sometimes put on an unusual badassery screen. Take this tree frog ... he goes toe to toe with a rather large snake
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Not only the tree frogs hunt snakes, they have also been known to take from time to time up residence outside caves and bats capture to eat. Yikes!
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Apart from the snakes and bats, frogs tree diets also include mice and giant spiders.
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(via Australian Museum)
When everything comes down to it, I personally much prefer to have a frog in a snake infestation problem on my property.
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