Lanky Frogget

Arboranae afarensis
Era: Early Cretaceous

Time: 160,000,000 BCE

Habitat: rainforest

Diet: insects and other invertebrates

Location: What is now Eastern Africa

Size: 6’
The lanky frogget is an early offshoot of the common eofrog that has adapted to life in the trees, not unlike the modern tree frogs of our timeline. Though still endowed with some jumping ability, the frogget mostly climbs patiently in the treetops using its sticky toepads.

The frogget’s color scheme allows for stealthy night time creeping, its bright spots mimicking a developing form of bioluminescent fungus that is becoming more common in its treetop home.

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Triadobatrachus Common Eofrog Marbled Snapapple Banded Suckerlump Tropical Frondle Inhabited Lorge and Colonial Gobolin Foaming Squander Foaming Trogglefolk Eon Toad Lowland Dogus Lanky Frogget Tree Frixel Temperate Freeple Gliding Alloo Greater Moistboy Plains Bullpronk Catastrophic Fraggon Steppe Fraggon Splendid Fraggon Arctic Fraggon Image Map