World's Tiniest Fanged Frog Species Found Lurking in The Indonesian JungleWorld's Tiniest Fanged Frog Species Found Lurking in The Indonesian Jungle

The lush, volcanic hills of Sulawesi in Indonesia are home to several species of fanged frogs with unusual reproductive habits, including Limnonectes larvaepartus – the only species of frog in the world known to give birth to live tadpoles.

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World's Tiniest Fanged Frog Species Found Lurking in The Indonesian JungleWorld's Tiniest Fanged Frog Species Found Lurking in The Indonesian Jungle - ScienceAlert

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