IPA: /ˈkoʊki/
KK: /kɔˈki/
A small tree frog that is mostly active at night, known for its loud, high-pitched call, and is originally from Puerto Rico but has also been found in Hawaii and southern Florida.
The coqui's distinctive call can be heard throughout the forests of Puerto Rico at night.
The word 'coqui' originates from the Taíno language, meaning a small frog or a specific type of tree frog found in the Caribbean, particularly Puerto Rico. It refers to the distinctive sound made by these frogs, which is often associated with the region.
Imagine the unique sound of the small frog from Puerto Rico, known as 'coqui' — this helps you remember that 'coqui' refers to this specific frog.