TOADS CROAKING SWAMP AFTER RAIN (PHYSALAEMUS MARMORATUS) AMPHIBIAN MALE SING TO ATTRACT FEMALE Sapos
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Channel: Fauna and Flora · 2016 · Pets & Animals
#aquaticecosystems #brownspotteddwarffrog #rãchorona- (The composition of nature, with its shapes, sounds, and colors, exerts calming and restorative effects on the mind and body, providing a feeling of peace and well-being, comparable to a form of meditation. - Brazilian Biodiversity!) Brown-spotted dwarf frog. Scientific name: Physalaemus marmoratus, Brazilian name: Sapo-anão-de-manchas-marrons and Rã chorona, Rã formula-um. Kingdom: Animalia, Phylum: Chordata, Class: Amphibia, Order: Anura, Family: Leptodactylidae. Diet: Diet mainly composed of: Ants, Beetles, Springtails and Isopods, but with numerous secondary prey. Geographic distribution: Occurs in Brazil, Argentina, Bolivia, Paraguay and possibly Uruguay. + Watch the video, like, share and Subscribe to the channel for more amazing videos about Brazilian fauna and nature! #sapoanãodemanchasmarrons #croakingfrogs #saposcoaxando #toads #frogs #swampsounds #physalaemusmarmoratus #amphibians#amphibia #anura #leptodactylidae #viverenellanatura #amphibiaaroundtheworld #anuraaroundtheworld #leptodactylidaearoundtheworld #breedingseason #animalsofmarshyregions
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