The incredible images taken by photographer Tanto Yensen from Jakarta, Indonesia shows the wild Javan Gliding Tree frog in a tank of water. The bright green frog can be seen diving into the tank ...

This gliding tree frog uses its webbing as a parachute. It's a great escape mechanism, especially when being pursued by a deadly boa The Corning Museum of Glass The Incredible Flying Car of the ...

This was how a juvenile Malabar gliding frog (Rhacophorus malabaricus), a rare ... The fingers and toes are like sticks to attach and walk through tree branches. Males are smaller than females.

It is here that a local, Pravin Gaonkar, saw the phenomena of natural crossbreeding taking place between the male of the Malabar gliding frog and female of the common tree frog. The Malabar ...

The Javan gliding tree frog was seen doing pull-ups on a small branch, a headstand and a jump while balancing on a log, before giving a small wave to its audience. Lucky snapper Tanto Yensen ...

Gliding has evolved at least twice among families of tree frogs, with some species capable of impressive aerial maneuvers such as banked turns and yawing. They have adapted these abilities thanks ...

Nesting sites of the Malabar gliding frogs have been found on a cashew tree at Poriem in Sattari taluka far away from the Western Ghats hills. KERI: Nesting sites of the Malabar gliding frogs have ...