A tree frog jumped from a crate of batavia into the kitchen of a Créteil resident, when it was time to season it. The animal should return to its natural environment shortly.
Surprise in the kitchen! Last Friday, a resident of Créteil was preparing a meal for her friends when she made an astonishing discovery. When she opened her crate of batavia bought in a Lidl store in Valenton, in Val-de-Marne, she saw a small green frog leaping. “She screamed when she saw the tree frog jump”, Described her neighbor, Cécilia, to our colleagues at Le Parisien on December 3. Luckily, she is involved in the animal world and works voluntarily for associations including that of Stéphane Lamart. By observing the animal, Cécilia then noticed that this frog was different from the others: “It is neon green”, She described. It would indeed be a species, named hyla meridionalis, and protected by the law on the protection of nature of 1976. It would even appear on “red list”Amphibians from mainland France. This type of frog would live in a southern environment, such as North Africa, southern France, Spain or Portugal.
Destructive vegetable crops
Cécilia also pointed out that the “cause of disappearance”Hope would, unsurprisingly, be linked to“human activities”. This would generate “degradation of their natural environment, destruction of forests for vegetable and salad crops”, She lamented in Le Parisien. And so this is probably how the tree frog arrived in the crate sold by Lidl.
Return to its natural environment
If Cecilia takes care of the amphibian in a vivarium for a while and “The darling”, It is not allowed to keep it. Unless you obtain an authorization from the departmental directorate for the protection of populations (DDPP). The volunteer intends to put it back in its natural environment anyway. And it will be done within a few days. The tree frog will be transported to Arcachon, in Gironde. It will first be placed in the LPO Aquitaine care center, then another responsible for the protection of wildlife in distress. Cécilia in any case asked Lidl to check “all the salads in the store”. The low-cost brand did not wish to make comments to our colleagues.