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Strawberry Poison Frog - Oophaga pumilio by John P Clare
Marbled salamander Ambystoma opacum
Photo by Chris Lombardi
Common adder Vipera berus berus, male by markusOulehla
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Veterinarian Dr. Lauren Howard of the Houston Zoo was tasked with removing a cancerous lump from the left foot of an endangered Houston toad [Anaxyrus houstonensis]. In this video she demonstrates how anesthetics are applied to toads in their facility, while also preforming a minor toe amputation and detailing the recovery process of her tiny patient. This is a very informative little video, and not as graphic as it sounds. Definitely worth a watch.
Ground chameleon (Brookesia superciliaris) in leaf by pbertner
Hyla cinerea
Jack Rogers photos
A frog smiles for the camera as it rests on the unopened buds of a flower in Tangerang, Indonesia Picture: Kurit Afsheen/Solent News
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Hyllomedusa Sauvagii by A. Shamandour on Flickr.
Waxy monkey leaf frog (Phyllomedusa sauvagii)
A pair of Atelopus chiriquiensis, or Chiriqui harlequin toads, in amplexus. Las Tablas, Costa Rica. Images by www.atelopus.com
These sweet little blorps are Scaphiophyrne gottlebei, also known as Malagasy rainbow burrowing frogs or Gottlebe’s narrow-mouthed frogs. These beautiful but rarely seen frogs are among the rarest in the world, and highly sought after in the pet trade despite the lack of captive breeding efforts. They are endemic to the central portion of southern Madagascar. Photos by MantellaMan on Flickr
Tiny had exciting plans this afternoon! At 3pm he sat on the ledge and took all his clothes off!
Xylocopa caerulea (“Blue Carpenter bee”). Beautiful.
Are you kidding me? One of my phobias and now it’s pretty. Dammit!
So high up! by LeseMajeste on Flickr.
Tarsier leaf frog (Phyllomedusa tarsius)