How are coqui different from other frogs?

Coqui frogs, native to Puerto Rico, are distinctive for their small size, typically measuring around 1 to 2 inches, and their unique, high-pitched "co-kee" call which gives them their name. Unlike many other frogs, coquis do not require standing water for breeding; they lay their eggs on land, and the tadpoles develop within the eggs, emerging as miniature frogs. Additionally, coquis have a strong cultural significance in Puerto Rico, symbolizing the island's natural heritage. Their adaptability to various environments also sets them apart from many other frog species.