Greek stream frog
Rana graeca
CommonPhoto: Benny Trapp · CC BY 3.0
Amphibianinsectivore
The Greek stream frog is a small amphibian that hops through clear rivers and grassy meadows across southeastern Europe. It thrives in cool mountain streams and forested valleys from Greece to Turkey. Unlike many frogs, it’s just as happy in sunlit pastures as it is in shady woodland ponds.
- It lives in countries like Albania, Bulgaria, and North Macedonia.
- This frog enjoys both fast-flowing streams and calm freshwater springs.
- Its populations are stable, with no major threats to its survival.
ForestGrasslandFreshwaterEurope
Read more on WikipediaAt a glance
- Classification
- Amphibian
- Scientific name
- Rana graeca
- Habitat
- Forest, Grassland, Freshwater
- Regions in this directory
- Europe
- Diet
- insectivore
- Relative size
- small
- IUCN Red List
- Least Concern (LC)