Wildlifeof China
Siberian Wood Frog
True Frogs & Fanged Frogs
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Rana amurensis
China Red List: Near Threatened (NT)
Basic stats
Diet
Favours beetles; about 1.2–2.5g of food
Habitat
Lowlands, rarely above 600m
Range
Northern Asia
Size
2–2.5cm body length per the source
The Amur brown frog, also called the Siberian wood frog, Heilongjiang brown frog or Khabarovsk frog, is a true frog found in northern Asia. It favours lowlands and is rarely encountered above 600m. Adults are light brown with smooth skin and irregular dark brown and yellow stripes, and the source gives a body length of 2–2.5cm (Wikipedia, general species account).
It favours beetles in its diet. The breeding season is very early, starting in late February in Korea (Wikipedia, general species account).
Quick answers
- What does the Siberian Wood Frog eat?
- Favours beetles; about 1.2–2.5g of food
- What habitat does the Siberian Wood Frog live in?
- Lowlands, rarely above 600m
- Where is the Siberian Wood Frog found?
- Northern Asia
- How big is the Siberian Wood Frog?
- 2–2.5cm body length per the source