Perfectly camouflaged in the South Pacific! This 10 cm-long frog lives on the forest floor. With its triangular head, skin ridges and its pointy snout, it perfectly mimics a dead leaf. It lays its eggs in little holes in the ground. The juveniles pass through all the larval stages within the egg and hatch as fully formed froglets.
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