Discovered a strange frog in Thailand
A species of mountain frog capable of changing body color according to the environment was first discovered in northeastern Thailand yesterday (May 30).
A species of mountain frog capable of changing body color according to the environment was first discovered in northeastern Thailand yesterday (May 30).
Odorrana frog with blue skin, occasionally turning brown (Photo: AP)
Odorrana frog, or according to local people, is Phu Luang frog, the latest recently discovered frog in the Phu Luang National Park - a conservation center spread over 3 mountainous provinces northeastern Thailand.
The unusualness of Odorrana frog is the ability to change color to adapt to the environment - ' great technique ' that people previously thought that only lizards, salamanders . have.
According to Tanya Chan-ard, a guide at the National Museum of Science: this frog can only be found in a waterfall or a narrow river branch at an altitude of 1,000 - 1,500 m from the sea.'We have known its presence for a long time, but until last year officially conducted research.'
The results of Tanya's research and a group of government biologists were presented at a seminar taking place in Bangkok on Tuesday (May 29) and confirmed by US experts.
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