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Bangkimtsing Frog

Odorrana swinhoana

Odorrana swinhoana is a species of ranid frog endemic to East Asian mountainous regions, specifically associated with humid forest ecosystems. This amphibian belongs to the genus Odorrana and represents a unique component of regional biodiversity.

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Ecology & Habitat

Habitat

Subtropical and tropical mountain forests at elevations between 500-1,500 meters, characterized by dense vegetation, high humidity, and proximity to mountain streams and rocky terrain.

Ecological Role

Plays a critical role in ecosystem balance as both predator and prey, controlling insect populations and serving as a food source for larger predators like snakes and birds of prey.

Morphology

SKIN COAT Textured, moisture-absorbing skin with camouflage coloration ranging from brown to green, providing protection and thermoregulation
LIMBS WINGS Strong hind limbs adapted for jumping, with webbed feet enabling efficient movement through dense forest undergrowth and aquatic environments
HEAD SENSORY Large, protruding eyes with excellent peripheral vision, wide mouth with specialized sensory capabilities for detecting prey and environmental changes
BODY STRUCTURE Small to medium-sized frog, typically measuring 40-65 mm in body length, with a robust and compact body adapted for forest floor locomotion

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