Rhacophoroidea
Rhacophoroidea is a superfamily of frogs, commonly known as tree frogs or reed frogs, belonging to the order Anura. This diverse group encompasses a wide range of species distributed primarily across Africa, Asia, and Madagascar. Rhacophoroid frogs are characterized by their arboreal or semi-arboreal lifestyles, with many species possessing adhesive toe pads that aid in climbing. Their coloration varies greatly, often providing camouflage within their respective habitats, which include rainforests, savannas, and even some drier environments.
The reproductive strategies within Rhacophoroidea are particularly noteworthy. Many species exhibit parental care, with some males
Phylogenetically, Rhacophoroidea is considered a monophyletic group. The superfamily is divided into several families, including Rhacophoridae,