Carrizo's Tree Frog (Boana riojana), family Hylidae, Bolivia
photograph by Eduardo Navia
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Carrizo's Tree Frog (Boana riojana), family Hylidae, Bolivia
photograph by Eduardo Navia
Cope’s Eastern Paraguay Tree Frog
Juvenile translucent Glass Frog, Peruvian Amazon by Paul
Boana atlantica by Renato Augusto Martins
>> SWIPE FOR A BIG SURPRISE!>> The polkadot treefrog (Boana punctata) was the first documented Amphibian (Nature, 2017) to be fluorescent under UV light. The first image is under normal flashlight, the second one is shot under a 365 nm UV blacklight. As you can see the leaf is invisible, while the frog shine like a star in the night! Fluorescence in terrestrial animals is not common and even rarer among Vertebrates. Its function is still debated but it could be helpful for communication among “lovers” and for territorial reasons. #amphibian #frog #boana #pickoftheday #fluorescence #uvlight #biodiversity #strangebuttrue #biliverdin #blacklight @ilcp_photographers @conservacionamazonica @amazonconservation @natgeo (presso Villa Carmen Biological Station) https://www.instagram.com/p/B2YruMBImZ7/?igshid=r2rwb85ovj3e
This polka dot treefrog (Boana punctata) has truly mastered the art of pointillism. Image ©2009 Diogo B. Provete
Imbabura Tree Frog (Boana picturata), family Hylidae, Ecuador
photograph by Cristian Torica
Imbabura Tree Frog (Boana picturata), family Hylidae, Peru
photograph by Ignacio Yufera