Turns out I lied. Not just gonna be doing quick sketches. Today's theme needed colour, so while this is still majority pencil tool, I used it more like a paintbrush.
Amphibiuary Day 02: Red.
Drew an Anthony's poison arrow frog. Sort of. The anatomy is all off but at least the colours are there
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Creature Awaits #238
Each week I plan to feature an amazing creature, admiring God's fantastic artistry. Hopefully it’ll brighten someone’s day to see something new and interesting if they haven’t seen it before. : )
We continue this year's Christmas-time theme…"Peppermint" where we'll feature beautiful animals sporting Red and White. : )
(Adorable still taken by Tubifex (CC BY-SA 3.0 Deed))
The Anthony's Poison Arrow Frog
Scientific Name: Epipedobates anthonyi
Region: The western border between Equador and Peru
Size: Only about 0.7"-1" (~19mm-26mm) long
Interesting Notes: The female of this tiny, peppermint-colored frog will lay her eggs under leaves on the forest floor. The male will then guard them for two weeks until they hatch into tadpoles, and then will carry them on his back to the water they will live in until emerging as fully grown frogs two months later.
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Korkeasaari
Juovaimunuoliainen (Sewellia lineolata) Reticulated hillstream loach
Chantaburinsammalsammakko (Theloderma stellatum) Chantaburi warted treefrog
Aksolotli (Ambystoma mexicanum) Mexican axolotl
Namunuolimyrkkysammakko (Epipedobates anthonyi) Anthony's poison arrow frog
Keltanuolimyrkkysammakko (Dendrobates leucomelas) Yellow-banded poison arrow frog
Taiwaninrottakäärme (Elaphe taeniura friesei) Taiwan beauty rat snake
Punahäntärottakäärme (Gonyosoma oxycephalum) Red-tailed racer
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Went to the zoo today fully expecting only the outside spaces to be open but instead I got to visit inside the buildings as well and saw many delightful frogs.
Here is te best picture i could manage of an Anthony's poison arrow frog (Epipedobates anthonyi).
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The plumed basilisk (Basiliscus-plumifrons)
The Guiana shield leaf toad (Rhinella lescurei)
Ranitomeya veriablis, Spotted dart frog,Peru
Trioceros jacksonii, Jackson’s horned chameleon
Phyllomedusa bicolor
Cornufer guentheri also known as Triangle Frog
Chalcides sexlineatus, Gran Canaria blue-tailed skink, Gran Canaria island, Canary islands, Spain
Yellow-banded poison dart frog (Dendrobates leucomelas)
Blue rock iguana (Cyclura lewisi)
Red salamander (Pseudotriton ruber)
Serrated casquehead iguana (Laemanctus serratus)
White-lipped island pit viper (Trimeresurus albolabris insularis)
Gekko smithii
Siamese peninsula pit viper (Popeia fucata)
Alligator mississippiensis, Albino alligator, USA
Cameroon dwarf gecko (Lygodactylus conraui)
Two-headed snake (Pantherophis guttata)
Doi Suthep Bent-toed gecko, (Cyrtodactylus doisuthep)
Ahaetulla mysterizand, Malayan vine snake, Malaysia
Leptodactylus laticeps, Coralline frog, Paraguay
Baja blue rock lizard (Petrosaurus thalassinus)
Ahaetulla mysterizand, Malayan vine snake, Malaysia
Mossy frog (Theloderma corticale)
Atheris Hispida
Epipedobates Anthonyi, also known as Anthony’s poison arrow frog
Cold-blooded Creatures: Matthijs Kuijpers Photography
Matthijs Kuijpers is a Dutch adventurer and photographer. He spent the last 27 years traveling and taking pictures of the most dangerous, surprising and endangered cold blooded animals out there.
Matthijs collected his best shots in his first book: Cold Instinct. In order to make this a reality, he just launched a crowdfunding campaign.
This book is an unparalleled collection of some of the most peculiar species that has ever crawled or slithered on Earth; and some of which are carefully dwelling in the most hidden crevices of the Planet!
H/T: theguardian.com
Cold-blooded Creatures by Matthijs Kuijpers Photography Cold-blooded Creatures: Matthijs Kuijpers Photography Matthijs Kuijpers is a Dutch adventurer and photographer. He spent the last 27 years traveling and taking pictures of the most dangerous, surprising and endangered cold blooded animals out there.
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They have poison dart frogs running around freely at the Danish botanical gardens and if you don’t think that’s the tightest shit, get outta my face
Species pictured: Anthony’s poison arrow frogs (Epipedobates anthonyi)
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nowtbutellie: Epipedobates anthonyi (Anthony’s poison arrow frog) https://ift.tt/2qeBhM8
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