Santa Rosa National Park is home to a diverse array of reptiles and amphibians, ranging from common leopard frogs to massive green sea turtles. These species play important roles as both predators and prey in the ecosystem. However, they are also quite sensitive to environmental changes. Increasing threats like habitat destruction, pollution, and human exploitation are endangering many reptile and amphibian species in the park. Visitors are encouraged to be on the lookout for these animals during their exploration of Santa Rosa National Park.