What is another word for hylidae?
Pronunciation: [hˈa͡ɪlɪdˌiː] (IPA) 
Hylidae is a family of tree frogs that are found across the Americas. Sometimes referred to as "tree frogs" or "rain frogs," Hylidae are characterized by their sticky pads on their toes, which help them climb and cling to plants. Other synonyms for Hylidae include arboreal frogs, canopy frogs, and leaf frogs, reflecting their preferred habitat in trees and bushes. Some species of Hylidae also have other unique features, such as the brightly colored eyes of the Red-eyed tree frog, or the suction cups on the fingers of the Aparasphenodon brunoi. Overall, Hylidae are a fascinating and diverse group of amphibians with an important ecological role in their respective habitats.
