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Eastern Snapping Frog

Cyclorana novaehollandiae

Description:

This is a large burrowing frog that is native to eastern QLD and NSW in Australia. They can live for long periods underground where they shed their skin and use it as a cocoon to stay moist until the rains arrive.

Habitat:

Found this one on a road after rain south of Roma.

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NathBig
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NathBig

Queensland, Australia

Spotted on Nov 10, 2013
Submitted on Nov 28, 2013

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