First juv!
Found by Trác Chateau
https://www.facebook.com/groups/53868265379/permalink/10159906784985380/
Likely a translocation
Arthroleptella draconella
Klein Drakenstein Moss Frog. From Drakenstein, Western Cape.
With @olvr_a
Arthroleptella kogelbergensis - Kogelberg Moss Frog.
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amphibians-of-southern-africa/arthroleptella-kogelbergensis-kogelberg-moss-frog/
With by @ alexanderr
Also Arthroleptis wahlbergii?
I wonder, what is the meal of the day
Toads burrowing into the drying walls of seasonal pools
Found a juvenile and adult together in Sodwana on Bikini reef
Underwater recording of Weddell Seals by the McMurdo Oceanographic Observatory (www.moo-antarctica.net). Of potentially soniferous marine mammals, only Weddell seals occur in the area at this time of year. Verified also by regular visual/video observation. Hydrophone at 21m deep. (Attached photo is example of Weddell seal near the observatory site, but was not taken at the same time as the audio recording).
Breviceps rosei rosei -
Rose’s Rain Frog. From Sandy Bay, Western Cape.
https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amphibians-of-southern-africa/breviceps-rosei-rosei-roses-rain-frog/
Phrynomantis annectens -Marbled Rubber Frog. From Augrabies Falls National Park, Northern Cape.https://www.tyroneping.co.za/amphibians-of-southern-africa/phrynomantis-annectens/