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Phyllomedusa sauvagii, commonly known as the waxy monkey tree frog,waxy monkey frog orpainted-bellied tree frog
is a hylid frog belonging to the subfamily of SouthandCentral American leaf frogs, Phyllomedusinae, that inhabits the ChacoofArgentina,Bolivia,Paraguay andBrazil. The subfamily consists of around 50 species in three well-known genera,Phyllomedusa,Agalychnis, and Pachymedusa. The vast majority of known species, including Phyllomedusa sauvagei, belong to the genus Phyllomedusa.
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Helmeted water toad (Calyptocephalella gayi)
The helmeted water toad is found in central Chile, and possibly adjacent west-central Argentina. This very large toad weighs up to 0.5 kg. It is aquatic and found in deep ponds and small reservoirs. It is threatened by capture for human consumption, habitat loss, pollution, and introduced trout. It can reach a snout–to-vent length of up to 12 cm in males and 32 cm in females. Their food in the tadpole stage is vegetation. Adults vary their diets to live animal prey, feeding on fish, invertebrates, small birds, small mammals and frogs.
photo credits: José Grau de Puerto Montt
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Day 4: Shout out to the Local Masjid Imams, who aren’t allowed to miss a single Tarawih prayer, sunnah or not.
Also, their entire Ramadan experience is basically dealing with Front Row thugs.
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Embera man by Jarek Wilkiewicz
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
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Embera woman by Jarek Wilkiewicz
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
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Embera woman by Jarek Wilkiewicz
Embera indians live in remote province of Panama called Darien. It is here where the Transamerican highway has a few houndred km gap. The people here paints traditional signs on their skin with a fruit juice caled “kipara”. Paintings stay on their skin for over a week. Little villages are surrounded by dense joungle cut neetly by the web of rivers. They feed themselfs by coultivating rice, platanos and yuca, also by fishing.
They are one of the nicest people Ive ever met in my life
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