frogs – Page 11 – Urocyon's Jaunts 2.0

toadschooled:

A common rain frog [also known as the Bushveld rain frog, Breviceps

adspersus] extends what little neck it has for a better vantage point on a wet road in Kruger national park, South Africa. Image by

Bernard Dupont.

madeofpatterns:

frogs-are-awesome:

Freshly developed Mantang Narrow-mouthed Frog (Microhyla borneensis/nephenticola), more commonly known as pea-frog, one of the tiniest frog species in the world.

Learn more about them here:

http://cabinetoffreshwatercuriosities.com/2011/06/15/pea-frog-of-borneo-microhyla-nepenthicola/

or here:

http://www.thefeaturedcreature.com/2012/04/pea-sized-frog-that-croaked-its-way.html

Picture © Prof. Indraneil Das/ Institute of Biodiversity and Environmental Conservation

?!?!??
This is a real animal?

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danskjavlarna:

From c. 1890.

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meelothemanly:

thequeenofcarrotflowers:

reblog if yr proud of him

I almost scrolled past cause it was like just a random image of a Knight frog and then I read the caption and was like “wtf I am proud of little Knight frog, I can’t not reblog him now, that’s just fucking rude”

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markscherz:

Scaphiophryne spinosa by Olaf Pronk.

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toadschooled:

The Budgett’s frog [also known as the Paraguay horned frog; usually referring to Lepidobatrachus laevis] is a South American native loved by many in the amphibian hobby for their comical expressions and cutely proportioned bodies. These frogs are aquatic ambush predators, armed with two small projections of the bottom jaw used to stab and restrain prey.

These specimens are captive bred as pets and belong to The Frog Ranch.

Source: toadschooled