A “coquí” tree frog (Genus Eleutherodactylus) at the Luquillo Forest LTER, Puerto Rico. Population densities of coquis can reach 20,000 individuals/ha. They are the dominant predator in the nocturnal food web. (Photo by Aaron Shiels)
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