Hyla, commonly known as tree frogs, is a genus of small to medium-sized frogs characterized by their ability to climb and live in trees. They have adhesive toe pads that help them grip onto surfaces, and their vibrant colors and distinct calls make them a familiar sight and sound in many ecosystems around the world. Tree frogs are known for their remarkable agility and ability to jump long distances, making them well-adapted to an arboreal lifestyle.

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