The name comes from the characteristic sound the frog makes, which is a high-pitched "co-quí".
It's like saying "chirp" for a bird or "meow" for a cat - it's the sound the animal makes, not a direct translation.
The name comes from the characteristic sound the frog makes, which is a high-pitched "co-quí".
It's like saying "chirp" for a bird or "meow" for a cat - it's the sound the animal makes, not a direct translation.