Kakapo 4 Jun 2018 It's a couple mating, I don't see "babies". Anyway, stubfoot toads (Atelopus) don't carry their tadpoles on their backs like dart frogs, they have just the usual amphibian reproduction (put the eggs and abandon them)
It's a couple mating, I don't see "babies". Anyway, stubfoot toads (Atelopus) don't carry their tadpoles on their backs like dart frogs, they have just the usual amphibian reproduction (put the eggs and abandon them)
