Image of Hong Kong Cascade Frog
Description:
Justifiably named, we always find them clinging to rocks in fast flowing streams. Although we have observed them in fewer streams than Odorrana chloronota, when we do find them, they seem to be there in larger numbers.
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- Amolops hongkongensis (Hong Kong Cascade Frog)
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