A small, olive-brown microhylid frog species native to the central and southwestern United States, characterized by its distinctive compressed body shape and narrow mouth.
Grasslands, prairies, woodlands, and agricultural areas in regions spanning from southeastern South Dakota to northern Mexico, typically in areas with loose soil and vegetation cover
Plays a critical role in insect population control, serving as a predator of small invertebrates and functioning as prey for larger herpetological and avian species
