Background - Coquí

The Coquí Chronicle

The number one newspaper for the resident tree frogs of El Yunque

A Frog Metropolis
Stand in the middle of a tropical forest in Central America. You see many kinds of animals. You see colorful birds and butterflies. You see large animals like jaguars and smaller animals like monkeys. They form part of the forest community.
Obituaries
A Coqui Story
The Favorite Recipes of El Verdian Coquís
The Reproductive Hall of Fame

More than Just a Frog
The Coquí of Puerto Rico

Editor's Note: Welcome to another edition of The Coquí Chronicle! Our lead article today is by Emily Proctor, Ph.D. Dr. Proctor is an educated Homo sapiens. She wrote this for the local island newspaper. You might find the article interesting. Or you might find it dumb. We hope it makes you think.

Real Estate Agent Carmen Coquí Talks About the Perfect Place to Live
Editor's Note: This interview took place between Carmen Coquí and your humble servant...
Editorial: Why Just at Night?
All coquís know that lizards and frogs are the two main contenders for the food supply in this forest.
Hurricanes: Horror or Help?
The rabijunco is a local bird that lives along the coast. English speakers call it the magnificent frigate bird.