Puerto Rico's mascot - El Coqui The term “coqui” refers to the sound of the call produced by males to attract females and repel other males during mating season. Breeding occurs throughout the year, but especially during the wet season (April to October). Unlike most frogs, the Puerto Rican coqui doesn't have a tadpole stage. Unlike most frogs, coquis lay their eggs on the leaves of terrestrial trees and plants rather than in water. A study on mass balance and ecosystem processes discussed how a

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