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Panama - Amphibians (21 images)

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  • Fleischman's glass frog (Hyalinobatrachium flieschmanni) calls rom a low hanging leaf near a creek ; Lays gelatinus egg mass on leaves over slow moving streams; El Valle, Panama

  • Fleischman's glass frog (Hyalinobatrachium flieschmanni) calls rom a low hanging leaf near a creek ; Lays gelatinus egg mass on leaves over slow moving streams; El Valle, Panama

  • Lemur tree frog (Hylomantis lemur) arboreal species lays eggs on leaves over small bodies of water; critically endangered; El Valle, Panama

  • Lemur tree frog (Hylomantis lemur) arboreal species lays eggs on leaves over small bodies of water; critically endangered; El Valle, Panama

  • Lemur tree frog (Hylomantis lemur) arboreal species lays eggs on leaves over small bodies of water; critically endangered; El Valle, Panama

  • Red webbed tree frog (Hysiboas rufitelus) perches two meters high in tree; El Valle Panama

  • A male horned marsupial frog (Gastotheca cornuta) perched on a branch; the females carry fertilized eggs in a special pouch on her back; eggs undergo direct development hatching out as fully formed miniatures of their parents; El Valle Panama

  • A male horned marsupial frog (Gastotheca cornuta) perched on a branch; the females carry fertilized eggs in a special pouch on her back; eggs undergo direct development hatching out as fully formed miniatures of their parents; El Valle Panama

  • A male horned marsupial frog (Gastotheca cornuta) perched on a branch; the females carry fertilized eggs in a special pouch on her back; eggs undergo direct development hatching out as fully formed miniatures of their parents; El Valle Panama

  • Pristimantis museosus; known only from the Cordillera Central of Panama; Terrestrial eggs undergo direct development; Endangered; El Valle Panama

  • Rana dorada or Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki) Critically endangered do to habitat loss. .Vulnerable to chytridiomycosis. Diurnal riparian species. Skin contains tetradotoxin, the same neurotoxin found in some pufferfish..Panama.

  • Rana dorada or Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki) Critically endangered do to habitat loss. .Vulnerable to chytridiomycosis. Diurnal riparian species. Skin contains tetradotoxin, the same neurotoxin found in some pufferfish..Panama.

  • Rana dorada or Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki) Critically endangered due to habitat loss; vulnerable to chytridiomycosis; diurnal riparian species; skin contains tetradotoxin, the same neurotoxin found in some pufferfish. Panama.

  • Rana dorada or Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki) Critically endangered do to habitat loss. .Vulnerable to chytridiomycosis. Diurnal riparian species. Skin contains tetradotoxin, the same neurotoxin found in some pufferfish..Panama.

  • Rana dorada or Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki) Critically endangered due to habitat loss; vulnerable to chytridiomycosis; diurnal riparian species; poisonous skin secretions contain tetradotoxin, the same neurotoxin found in some pufferfish. Panama.

  • Coronated tree frog (Anotheca spinosa), Found in humod lowland and montane forests of Central America, Breeds in the water collected in tree holes and bamboo nodes. Females exhibit parental care, producing special food eggs for the tadpoles.

  • Coronated tree frog (Anotheca spinosa), undergoing metamorphosis. Found in humod lowland and montane forests of Central America, Breeds in the water collected in tree holes and bamboo nodes. Females exhibit parental care, producing special food eggs for the tadpoles.

  • Rusty robber frog (Strabomantis (Cruagastor) bufoniformis), eggs undergo direct development (no free swimming tadpole) El Valle, Panama

  • A strawberry poison frog (Oophaga pumilio) hunts for ants and termites on a tree buttress; phytotelmic breeders deposit offspring in water filled leaf axils and other cavities; the female produces food eggs for her tadpoles; Highly variable species with many locale specific color morphs; Bastimentos Island; Panama

  • A strawberry poison frog (Oophaga pumilio) hunts for ants and termites on a tree buttress; phytotelmic breeders deposit offspring in water filled leaf axils and other cavities; the female produces food eggs for her tadpoles; Highly variable species with many locale specific color morphs; Bastimentos Island; Panama

  • A strawberry poison frog (Oophaga pumilio) hunts for ants and termites on a tree buttress; phytotelmic breeders deposit offspring in water filled leaf axils and other cavities; the female produces food eggs for her tadpoles; Highly variable species with many locale specific color morphs; Bastimentos Island; Panama

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