Physalaemus fischeri
A species of Physalaemus Scientific name : Physalaemus fischeri Genus : Physalaemus
Physalaemus fischeri, A species of Physalaemus
Scientific name: Physalaemus fischeri
Genus: Physalaemus
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Description
Physalaemus fischeri displays a unique reproductive behavior known as explosive breeding, where multiple males congregate around a single female, inducing fierce competition. Rich in a call diversity unparalleled among its peers, physalaemus fischeri's call frequency and complexity are believed to play a critical role in both sexual selection and predator avoidance.
General Info
Lifespan
5-10 years
Diet
Physalaemus fischeri is an insectivorous amphibian, primarily feeding on small arthropods. It exhibits a pronounced preference for ants and beetles, using its adroit tongue to snatch these insects from the surroundings.
Appearance
Physalaemus fischeri is a small amphibian, akin in size to a quarter coin. Displaying sleek skin, it's typically colored brown or gray with distinctive mottling along its back. Key features include protruding eyes and rounded snout. Sex-specific appearances aren't significantly marked in this species.
Behavior
Physalaemus fischeri is a nocturnal species known for its particular call-and-response mating behavior. Males use pulsatile calls to approach potential mates, demonstrating acoustical behavior in their courtship process. Mostly solitary, these amphibians exhibit territorial tendencies, defending their environments against rivals with aggressive vocal displays.
Population
Stable
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Amphibians Order
Frogs and toads Family
Leiuperidae Genus
Physalaemus Species
Physalaemus fischeri 
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