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Amerega bilinguis37 viewsKnown locally as the Ecuadorian National Frog (Rana Nacional) for it's red, blue and yellow colors -- like the country's flag -- this mildly toxic creature is a member of the poison frog family, Dendrobatidae.
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Pristimantis appendiculatus69 viewsThis frog was photographed at El Pahuma by a survey team from Ecuador's Museum of Natural Sciences; recent surveys have found a number of likely new species of Pristimantis at the reserve.
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Tarantula eats a frog82 viewsA medium-sized tarantula killing and consuming a rainforest frog, photographed by Ceiba students on a night walk in the Amazon.
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Trachycephalus jordani tree frog71 viewsThis "bony headed" tree frog was discovered on the ground at the Lalo Loor reserve. It has a curious anatomical feature: the skull is fused to the skin above it, giving the top of the frog's head a unique look.
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