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fresh-frogs · 10 months
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Stares at you
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toadfemme · 2 years
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Shoutout to this funky fresh leopard frog we found the other night
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sitting-on-me-bum · 2 years
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Until 2014, Staten Island’s leopard frogs were classified as southern leopard frogs (pictured above), but research showed they were a “new” and distinct species.
PHOTOGRAPH BY DOUG WECHSLER, NATURE PICTURE LIBRARY
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Northern Leopard Frog Lithobates pipiens Ranidae
Photograph taken on October 2, 2021, at Marmora and Lake, Ontario, Canada.
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markscherz · 6 months
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Please behold this blurry photo of a beautiful southern leopard frog I saw on my doorstep today!
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That’s a very froggy frog. Such a good species.
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vintagewildlife · 23 days
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Southern leopard frog By: Charles J. Cole From: Natural History Magazine 1984
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herpsandbirds · 6 months
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Southern Leopard Frog (Lithobates sphenocephala), family Ranidae, Houston, TX, USA
photograph via: Coastal Prairie Conservancy
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snailkites · 29 days
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My sister: "I want frozen yogurt. Are there any sweetFrogs around here?"
Me: "Lots, I can recommend some. For example, Spring Peeper, Upland Chorus Frog, Southern Leopard Frog, American Bullfrog,"
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It's that time of year!
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Frog time frog time frog time frog time!!!
pickerel frog (Lithobates palustris)
And I believe the second one is an especially dark southern leopard frog (Lithobates sphenocephalus)
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rensphotolens · 2 years
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This little guy popped up next to me when I was taking photos at the rock quarry. Southern leopard frog. 🐸🪰
📍 Eno River State Park
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mymiraclebox · 3 months
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Miracle Boxes - The True Generation
These are the second iteration of the Miracle Boxes, and the generation that lasted the longest, stretching out for several thousand years. The Miraculouses within these boxes are very similar to the generation before, save for many kwamis of the Mage Box being divided out among the other boxes of the world, and the Mage Box being hidden away as the Secret Box.
During this time kwamis were free to chose their own holders, and spent more time out in the world than in their Miracle Boxes. Guardians were protectors of kwamis in their dormant state, but were not wardens of them. Kwamis would often travel far from their boxes and across the world, acting as protectors where they felt they were needed.
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Secret Box - Hidden Panda Crow Unicorn
Successor Box - Central Asia Ladybug Black Cat Qilin Frog Bee Butterfly Fox Peacock Swan Turtle
Island Box - Oceania Wolf Platypus Pterosaur Tuatara Binturong Blackbuck Coral Kangaroo Komodo Thylacine
Zodiac Box - East Asia Dragon Cobra Rabbit Dog Goat Horse Monkey Mouse Ox Pig Rooster Tiger
Perennial Box - North America Thunderbird Bear Beaver Cougar Deer Goose Otter Owl Rattlesnake Raven Salmon Woodpecker
Central Box - Central America Firefly Raccoon Feathered Serpent Spider Axolotl Bison Coyote Eagle Falcon Parrot Shark
Tropical Box - South America Grim Snail Crocodile Dolphin Flamingo Jaguar Jellyfish Llama Locust Moth
Jungle Box - Southern Africa Dinosaur Penguin Elephant Gorilla Okapi Jackal Ray Rhinoceros Squirrel Zebra
Desert Box - Northern Africa Griffin Dragonfly Camel Chameleon Cheetah Giraffe Hippopotamus Hyena Ostrich Secretarybird
Constellation Box - Southern Europe Kelpie Aurochs Ant Crab Dove Gecko Ibex Lion Mouflon Porcupine Scorpion Seahorse
Arctic Box - Northern Europe Phoenix Lynx Moose Narwhal Octopus Polar Bear Seal Sheep Stoat Wolverine
Mountain Box - South Asia Yeti Red Panda Bat Elk Pangolin Quail Scarab Snow Leopard Tortoise Vulture
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The True Generation came to an end with the start of the Miraculous War, with the rise of what became known as the Order of the Guardians.
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The Mage Generation of Miracle Boxes
The Order Generation of Miracle Boxes [TBA]
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fresh-frogs · 2 years
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Spotty guy?!?!?
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calochortus · 1 month
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Pool Frog (Pelophylax lessonae) southern clade - 1 of 2 by Will Atkins Via Flickr: a rather nice leopard pattern individual, Berkshire
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fatehbaz · 1 year
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First added to the endangered species list in 1997, this salamander can only be found in a small region of Southern Arizona and New Mexico. Their most important habitat requirement is year-round availability of standing bodies of water for breeding, growth and development. Permanent bodies of water can also provide good habitat for invasive fish and bullfrogs that prey on the salamanders' eggs and larva. [...] They are believed to be found in about 50 ponds in Cochise and Santa Cruz counties. [...]
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Once found in more than 400 aquatic sites in the Southwest, the Chiricahua leopard frog is now found at fewer than 80. The frogs need permanent water for reproduction which is increasingly difficult to come by due to drought, groundwater pumping, diversion and livestock grazing. [...]
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The Sonoyta mud turtle evolved as an aquatic species in one of the driest parts of the Sonoran Desert. They are the state’s newest inductee to the endangered species list and the turtles were granted critical habitat protection in 2020. [...]
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Headline, images, captions, and all text as published by: Jake Frederico of Arizona Republic. “Jaguars, leopard frogs, condors: Here are some of Arizona’s most imperiled species.” As published online at AZ Central. 3 March 2023.
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Northern Leopard Frog Lithobates pipiens Ranidae Family
Photograph taken on June 20, 2023, at Petroglyphs Provincial Park, Woodview, Ontario, Canada.
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schmergo · 1 year
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This is evocative. I had two pet southern leopard frogs named Peanut and Ferkel as a kid and they died of frog scurvy and now I feel like their vengeful spirits are following me to curse me for not putting nutrient powder on their food
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