White-lipped Frog, Rana chalconota
A mainly forest species, it may be encountered along forest paths during night walks It can appear in various colours, but is generally pale green at the sides, and greenish-brown on the back with brownish spots It has relatively long toes, which end in rounded tips The species is best identified by its white lips and brownish tympanum external ear-drum It ranges from Southern Thailand, throughout Malaysia and forested parts of Singapore, to the islands of Borneo, Sumatra, Java, Bali and Sulawesi"
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