Taipa frog
A species of Holarctic true frogs Scientific name : Rana longicrus Genus : Holarctic true frogs
Taipa frog, A species of Holarctic true frogs
Scientific name: Rana longicrus
Genus: Holarctic true frogs
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Description
Rana longicrus, also known as the Taipa frog or long-legged brown frog, is a species of frog in the family Ranidae. It is endemic to northern and central Taiwan.
General Info
Lifespan
1-2 years
Diet
Taipa frog possesses highly carnivorous dietary habits, predominantly consuming a range of invertebrates, from crustaceans to insects. It exhibits active nocturnal foraging, seeking out these protein-rich food sources.
Appearance
Taipa frog is a medium-sized frog with a slim, elongated body and smooth skin. Its primary coloration is a dark, earthy brown, but each individual may exhibit unique green or reddish-brown patterns. One of its most prominent features is its extra-long, slender legs with fully webbed feet, giving it remarkable jumping prowess. Unlike in many other frog species, there are no considerable differences in appearance across genders or ages.
Behavior
Taipa frog exhibits semi-aquatic and nocturnal behaviors, active predominantly during the night. It is largely solitary except for mating season, communicating through croaking sounds. Taipa frog employs deceptive coloration for camouflage in its natural habitat, aiding in evasive maneuvers against predators.
Population
Decreasing
Scientific Classification
Phylum
Chordates Class
Amphibians Order
Frogs and toads Family
True frogs Genus
Holarctic true frogs Species
Taipa frog 
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