The White’s Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea) is commonly known as a ‘dumpy frog’. An arboreal species that can be found in their natural habitat mostly near or next to a body of water, in the hollows of a Eucalyptus tree. Surprisingly, they can also be found in residential areas near outside lights at night-time, hunting for food attracted to the light, such as moths, flies, and other insects They also enjoy eating regional termites, worms, beetles.