Desert Rain Frog Animal Facts | 台北市立動物園資訊網

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Breeding is by direct development of eggs laid in its burrow, and there is no aqueous tadpole stage. It produces a high-pitched squeaking sound when provoked, ... Read More

The eggs hatch directly into froglets instead of tadpoles. They are 1½ to 2¼ inches long (3 to 6 centimeters). The common rain frog inhabits ... Read More

Breviceps fuscus, also known as black rain frog, plain rain frog, brown short-​headed frog, and ... The eggs are laid within burrows with small (15 mm) openings and about 30–40 mm deep. Each nest consists of approximately 42–43 yellow eggs ... Read More

2021年2月28日 — As nocturnal creatures, the mating cycle always takes place after dark. The male frogs lose a long, drawn-out, and elevating whistle. This is their ... Read More

But wait, there's more on the desert rain frog! ... 6.) After mating, the female Desert Rain Frog lays around 12 to 40 eggs. 7.) They eat beetles, ... Read More

Breviceps macrops (Desert Rain Frog) is a species of amphibians in the family Brevicipitinae. They are found in The Afrotropics. They have sexual reproduction. Read More

2011年6月23日 — Desert rain frog, Boulenger's short-headed frog, Melkpadda ... At McDougall's Bay, reproduction peaked between June and October, with ... Read More

It digs its way into the sand in the morning and its presence in a locality can be deduced from the little pile of loose sand dislodged by its burrowing activities. Read More