A tree frog from Costa Rica has been found more than 5,000 miles from home in a box of Lidl bananas.
The frog was found on Sunday by staff at the store in Netherfield, Nottinghamshire.
He is now being cared for by a vet who specialises in exotic animals.
RSPCA Nottingham posted a photo of the frog on Twitter, saying: "This little chap has had a big adventure and has come all the way from Costa Rica in a box of bananas to Lidl in Netherfield!"
RSPCA officer Hayley Day said supermarket staff named the frog Lloyd and “seemed quite taken with him”.
She added: "The little tree frog was sat on top of some bananas which staff had started to unload and put on the shelves.
"I managed to get him inside a box with wet tissue paper inside to keep him moist.
“He must have also had quite the shock when he emerged in a Nottinghamshire supermarket considering he's used to more tropical climates usually."
The specialist confirmed the amphibian originates from Costa Rica.
Lidl has been approached for comment.
