Frogs require a moist environment, as they breathe through their skin. Hamilton’s frogs (top) live in a rock jumble on Stephen’s Island, where puddles after rain are a luxury. Otherwise they seek out damp cavities below rocks. Archey’s frogs (bottom) often climb into tree ferns and other plants in search of moisture and food.
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Reference: 10049232 (top); 10055587 (bottom)
by G. R. Parrish (top); Paul Schilov (bottom)
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