Kakkayam Bush Frog

Kakkayam Bush FrogIn adult males, the head is longer than wide. Adult males have thighs longer than their shanks. Adult males have horny spinules and ridges on the dorsal skin. It occurs in a primary forest patch and adjoining secondary forest, on ground leaf litter or perched on vegetation 1–3 m high. It is recorded from Kakkayam, Kozhikode district, Kerala, India, north of the Palghat Gap.What does it look like?In adult males, the head is longer than wide.Where and how does it live?It occurs in a primary forest patch and adjoining secondary forest, on ground leaf litter or perched on vegetation 1–3 m high.Adult males have thighs longer than their shanks.Adult males have horny spinules and ridges on the dorsal skin.Keeping it safeAn extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.