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    Amphibia Web's species of the week is Kaloula pulchra!

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    In their cover picture, that frog looks like its going to explode! Boom!
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    Defensive posture - they suck in air.
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    I know, my tomatos do it all the time.
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    You must seem awfully threatening to a microhylid!
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    Yes, but only to those Microhylids of the genus Dyscophus. Phrynomantis frogs have no problem with me.
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