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Kuhl's Stream Frog

Kuhl's Stream Frog

Limnonectes kuhlii

A medium-sized stream frog endemic to parts of Southeast Asia, characterized by its large head and aquatic habitat preferences.

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Kuhl's Stream Frog
Kuhl's Stream Frog
Kuhl's Stream Frog
Kuhl's Stream Frog
Kuhl's Stream Frog
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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Tropical and subtropical stream environments in Indonesia, primarily found in rainforest regions with high humidity and consistent water sources

Ecological Role

Key predator in stream ecosystems, controls insect populations, serves as prey for larger predators, contributes to nutrient cycling

Morphology

  • SKIN COAT Smooth, moist skin with camouflage coloration of brown and green tones
  • LIMBS WINGS Powerful hindlimbs with webbed feet, enabling efficient aquatic locomotion and terrestrial jumping
  • HEAD SENSORY Disproportionately large head with prominent eyes, excellent peripheral vision for detecting predators and prey
  • BODY STRUCTURE Robust body, length ranging 5-8 cm, muscular limbs adapted for swimming and jumping
Data Source: TaxonHub Database
Image Credit: Thomas Brown
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