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Photo by KaraNorby
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Field Notes

Description:

Really tiny frog. How does one tell if it's a baby or a small adult??
Found in the Wehea Protected Forest of East Kalimantan, Indonesia (Island of Borneo)

Habitat:

Found in a wet, swampy area in the jungle

Species ID Suggestions

Comments (3)
MrsPbio
Awww! So teeeny! You have very good eyesight!
KaraNorby
Ha, Thanks. I guess juvenile would have been the better choice of words..
Jacob Gorneau
This would be an adult, as "baby" frogs are called tadpoles and they swim in the water with fish-like tails.

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