2. Whitedrops and Blackouts

Whitedrops and Blackouts

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  • Green Basilisks (Basiliscus plumifrons) are also aptly called Jesus Christ Lizards. This name stems from their ability to run across the surface of water.
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  • Scarlet-webbed Treefrog (<i>Hypsiboas rufitelus</I>) This male is showing off his daytime coloration of yellow eyes and white spots.
  • Golden-groined Rainfrog (<I>Pristimantis cruentus)
  • Golden-groin Rainfrog, Pristimantis cruentus
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  • Southern Florida Swamp Snake (<I> Seminatrix pygaea cyclas </i>)
  • Southern Florida Swamp Snake (<I> Seminatrix pygaea cyclas </i>)
  • Hi. Green Treefrog (<I>Hyla cinera</i>)
  • Up close and personal If you look closely at the face of this juvenile Casque-headed Lizard (<i>Corytophanes cristatus</i>) you can see the moss and lichen just starting to take hold and grow around the labial scales and eyes.
  • This male <i>Oophaga granulifera</i> is from a large, not publicly known population. This species has had entire local populations wiped out due to people collecting every last individual to sell in the exotic pet trade.
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  • Gymnopis multiplicata<br /> Tropical Station La Gamba, La Gamba, Costa Rica
  • A large Central American Bullfrog (<i>Leptodactylus savagei</i>)
  • Reticulated glassfrog (<I>Hyalinobatrachium valerioi</i>)
  • Profile view of a Powdered Glassfrog (<i>Teratohyla pulverata</i>). Notice the sharply sloped snout profile.
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