Ceratobatrachus guentheri

Primarily nocturnal, using camouflage to evade predators. Less active during the day.

Lays eggs on land that directly develop into froglets, without a tadpole phase.

Its appearance mimics a dead leaf, complete with a brown, veined body, aiding in its camouflage among the forest litter.

This frog is native to the Solomon Islands, where it has evolved its leaf-mimicking appearance as a survival strategy in a predator-rich environment.

While there's limited specific data on their conservation status, habitat destruction and climate change pose threats to their survival.