Feb 10, 2025
Two-colored Oval Frogs (Elachistocleis bicolor), family Microhylidae, found in Paraguay and Uruguay
photograph by RaĆŗl Maneyro
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Two-colored Oval Frogs (Elachistocleis bicolor), family Microhylidae, found in Paraguay and Uruguay
photograph by RaĆŗl Maneyro
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Why are these frogs calledĀ āoval frogsā? We may never know. Found in separate populations across South America, itās believed that Elaschistocleis ovalis actually describes several different species in need of further classification. Images by Mauricio Rivera Correa and Giovanni Alberto Chaves Portilla.
SĆ£o Paulo Oval Frogs (Elachistocleis cesarii), mating, family Microhylidae, SP, Brazil
photograph by Edelcio Muscat
Why areĀ Elachistocleis erthyrogaster referred to asĀ oval frogs? Well... just look at them! These small, egg-shaped frogs are endemic to Brazil, and occupy moist savannah and flooded grassland biomes. These frogs are believed to feed on termites and ants, as the fold of skin behind their eyes is frequently seen as a protective adaptation in other termite and ant eating species. Images by Mirco Sole.