This medium-sized frog is characterized by its striking leopard-like spots and a distinctive light stripe down its back. It is often found near water bodies and is known for its loud croaking calls.
Habitat
Inhabits wetlands, marshes, and grassy areas near water.
Diet
Eats a variety of invertebrates including insects and worms.
How common
Common
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