1. Corroboree Frog Endangered animal report By:Brandon, Justin, Cain

2. Corroboree frog facts The corroboree frog is black with yellow stripes. The corroboree frog is black with yellow stripes. Habitat destruction and predation by feral animal. Habitat destruction and predation by feral animal. Moss-covered bogs in high altitude forest. Moss-covered bogs in high altitude forest. Lives in new south whales Australia. Lives in new south whales Australia. Mainly small invertebrates including ant beetles and insects. Mainly small invertebrates including ant beetles and insects.

3. Corroboree frog facts Population over the past 10 years was made one of the endangered species. Population over the past 10 years was made one of the endangered species. The corroboree frog grows to be 30mm in length. The corroboree frog grows to be 30mm in length. The southern corroboree frog uses two different habitat during its lifecycle :pools and wet areas in sphagnum bogs wet tussock grass and wet small parts. The southern corroboree frog uses two different habitat during its lifecycle :pools and wet areas in sphagnum bogs wet tussock grass and wet small parts.

4. Corroboree frog facts The corroboree frog of Australia lives in the mountains. The corroboree frog of Australia lives in the mountains. It lays its eggs in moss and the tadpole stay in the eggs until rain washes theme into streams. It lays its eggs in moss and the tadpole stay in the eggs until rain washes theme into streams. The breeding season is during summer from mid January though to end of February. The breeding season is during summer from mid January though to end of February.

5. Corroboree frog facts The males can form nest sites within thin vegetation at the edge of pools. The males can form nest sites within thin vegetation at the edge of pools. Female corroboree frogs are attracted to their calls and lay their eggs in the mails nest after the females lay their eggs they leave. Female corroboree frogs are attracted to their calls and lay their eggs in the mails nest after the females lay their eggs they leave. The male look after the eggs a single female can lay up to ten to forty eggs at a time. The male look after the eggs a single female can lay up to ten to forty eggs at a time.

6. The corroboree frog facts The male may attract several females to lay eggs in their nest throughout the breeding season and up to 200 eggs have been recovered in the last nest. The male may attract several females to lay eggs in their nest throughout the breeding season and up to 200 eggs have been recovered in the last nest.

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