This is likely due to changes in the insect community when coqui are present (more excrement and frog bodies means more flies) as well as birds consuming the eggs in addition to juvenile and adult ...

MIGRATION: This frog does not migrate. BREEDING: The coquí llanero has the lowest reproductive output of all of the coquí frogs and has only been observed to lay eggs in the leaf axils of bulltongue ...

“The more likely scenario is that there was a clutch of eggs moved in the rubbish pile.” Coqui frogs hatch out from their eggs as tiny froglets, unlike other frogs that go through a tadpole ...