A distinctive amphibian species native to eastern Australia, characterized by its unique vocalization resembling a banjo string. A robust, ground-dwelling frog with remarkable adaptations to terrestrial and semi-aquatic environments.
Inhabits diverse ecosystems including grasslands, woodlands, wetlands, and urban gardens across eastern Australia, from coastal regions to inland areas. Prefers moist environments with temporary and permanent water sources.
Plays a crucial role in ecosystem regulation by controlling insect populations and serving as a prey species for predators. Acts as a bioindicator for environmental health and water quality in its habitats.
