February 1, 2015

The Creation of Life

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February 1, 2015
The Creation of Life

Species: Red-Eyed Tree Frog | Location: Sarapiqui, Costa Rica

By David Rosenzweig

While searching through the rain forests of Costa Rica we came across the two beauties. While many of the species have been suffering, these red-eyed tree frogs have been doing quite well, despite habitat loss. This mating ceremony means the creation of a new generation of frogs for this Earth and the continuance of the species.

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