The Vietnamese Mossy Frog, as the name suggests, is found primarily in parts of Vietnam, and are known for their green, rough skin that has given them a ‘mossy’ look.

Scientific Name – Thelodermacorticale

Classification – Theloderma

Baby Names – Tadpole, polliwog, froglet

Collective Noun – Army, knot

Length/Size – 8–9 cm (3.1–3.5 in)

Mating Season – April to June

Special Features – Nocturnal in nature and are semi-aquatic

Geographical Distribution – Northern part of Vietnam

Natural Habitat – Primary evergreen rainforests, caves, steep rocky cliffs

Conservation Status – “Data Deficient” (IUCN 3.1)

Diet – Insects

Predators – Snakes and larger frogs