Guibe's Stump-toed Frog

Guibe's Stump-toed FrogThe third finger is broadened into a triangular shape. Three toes are recognizable; the first toe is not recognizable, and the second is reduced to a small knob. The dorsum is smooth. Specimens have been found deeply hidden in leaf litter in primary rainforest. It has specimen-based records from Marojejy National Park, northeastern Madagascar.What does it look like?The third finger is broadened into a triangular shape.Where and how does it live?Specimens have been found deeply hidden in leaf litter in primary rainforest.Three toes are recognizable; the first toe is not recognizable, and the second is reduced to a small knob.The dorsum is smooth.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.