#montane large eyed litter frogs

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Montane Large-eyed Litter Frog

The tadpole of L. montanum is found in small to medium-sized mountain streams with rocky stream bed. As the other species in the genus, tadpoles grow big (> 70 mm).

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The montane large-eyed litter frog  [Leptobrachium montanum] is a species complex endemic to Borneo. These small frogs reach a maximum of 2.5 inches in length, with their tadpoles often exceeding their adult form at 2.8 inches in length or more. These frogs are native to submontane and montane forests at high elevations. Images by Yoyo Freelance.

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This gangly little specimen is a montane large-eyed frog [Leptobrachium montanum], also referred to as the mountain spadefoot toad and mountain litter frog. This species is endemic to Borneo, and it’s scientific name is believed to describe a complex of multiple species of frog in need of further classification. Images by Kurt G.

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Here we see a montane large-eyed frog [Leptobrachium montanum] ducked into a defensive posture in the leaf litter. These Borneo natives inhabit mountainous, forested regions, and are often found near running water. Images by Kurt G.

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I would jump in front of a train for this toad

The montane large-eyed litter frog  [Leptobrachium montanum] is a species complex endemic to Borneo. These small frogs reach a maximum of 2.5 inches in length, with their tadpoles often exceeding their adult form at 2.8 inches in length or more. These frogs are native to submontane and montane forests at high elevations. Images by Yoyo Freelance.

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@lokistan look at this baby 🥺💜💜💜

The montane large-eyed litter frog  [Leptobrachium montanum] is a species complex endemic to Borneo. These small frogs reach a maximum of 2.5 inches in length, with their tadpoles often exceeding their adult form at 2.8 inches in length or more. These frogs are native to submontane and montane forests at high elevations. Images by Yoyo Freelance.