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Cocha Chirping Frog

Cocha Chirping Frog

Adenomera andreae

A small terrestrial frog species endemic to South American tropical forests, belonging to the Leptodactylidae family, characterized by its distinctive chirping vocalization.

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Cocha Chirping Frog
Cocha Chirping Frog
Cocha Chirping Frog
Cocha Chirping Frog
Cocha Chirping Frog
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Tropical and subtropical moist lowland forests in South America, primarily in areas with dense ground vegetation and high humidity, typically at elevations between 0-1,000 meters above sea level.

Ecological Role

Important insectivore in forest ecosystems, controlling insect populations and serving as prey for larger predators, contributing to local ecological balance and biodiversity.

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Smooth, moist skin with brown to reddish-brown coloration, providing camouflage in forest floor environments
  • LIMBS WINGS Short, muscular hindlimbs adapted for terrestrial hopping, webbed toes for ground locomotion
  • HEAD SENSORY Large eyes with horizontal pupils, well-developed tympanic membrane for sound detection, short and broad snout
  • BODY STRUCTURE Small-bodied frog, typically measuring 20-30 mm in total length, with compact and robust body design
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Axel Kwet
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