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It’s #WorldFrogDay to draw attention to the important role frogs play in ecosystems.
Linocut on gampi of a leopard frog from years ago.
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#Researchers have identified a species of #frog Limnonectes phyllofolia completely new to #science. The tiny #Indonesian #amphibians have unusual fangs in their jaws thought to be used to defend territory #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife palmoildetectives.com/2024/07/…
The world’s smallest ‘fanged’ frog found in Indonesia
Researchers have identified a species of frog Limnonectes phyllofolia completely new to science. The tiny Indonesian amphibian is in the possession of little fangs. Researchers think that their fan…Palm Oil Detectives
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#Researchers have identified a species of #frog Limnonectes phyllofolia completely new to #science. The tiny #Indonesian #amphibians have unusual fangs in their jaws thought to be used to defend territory #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetect palmoildetectives.com/2024/07/…
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#Researchers have identified a species of #frog Limnonectes phyllofolia completely new to #science. The tiny #Indonesian #amphibians have unusual fangs in their jaws thought to be used to defend territory #Boycottpalmoil #Boycott4Wildlife @palmoildetectives wp.me/pcFhgU-7cT
The world’s smallest ‘fanged’ frog found in Indonesia
Researchers have identified a species of frog Limnonectes phyllofolia completely new to science. The tiny Indonesian amphibian is in the possession of little fangs. Researchers think that their fan…Palm Oil Detectives
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I just finished this painting. I am entitling it: Frog in a Turner Storm
Today is a fittingly stormy day for it!
I got all excited about painting something on a rather large round canvas. So I pulled out a detail image of just the frog.
#myart #frog #art
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Frog friends...
Oh, pretty excited, the frogs decided I weren't a threat and called for me while I was filming!
Video is shaky (handheld while kneeling in a puddle) and the light flickers 'cause it was just a cheap LED torch, but I still got a call on video. 😀
#frog #RedEyedTreefrog #Nature #AustralianWildlife #video
Red EyedTreefrog calling
Sorry about the flickering light, it was a small LED torch and clearly the refresh rate is such that it flickrs when filmed. Also, the video is shaky because...YouTube
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Look at this glorious friend.
A Red-eyed Treefrog (Litoria Chloris). One of about 3 - 4 spotted in my backyard in the rain, calling away happily.
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When we were staying in the Daintree, on two nights we dined at the restaurant attached to the Daintree Eco-Lodge. The food was delicious (but on the higher price side), but more importantly there were frogs in the and around the large pond next to the dining area. They had this peculiar call, which I sent to the FrogID team (using their app) and they identified it as Papurana daemeli: frogid.net.au/frogs/papurana-d…
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Papurana daemeli
A large species of frog reaching up to 8 cm in body length. It has a brown, dark brown or bronze back, with a distinct brown stripe from the tip of the snout to the lower back that divides the back from the side, sometimes clearly separating the diff…www.frogid.net.au