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Greater Leaf-Folding Frog (Afrixalus fornasini) is a species of frog native to #Africa. It folds leaves into tiny, glued-together "tubes" to protect its eggs. They also don't drop eggs into water like other frogs but lay eggs about 1 meter high on plant leaves. When at rest, the frog tucks its legs tight against its body. he stripes on its legs line up perfectly with the stripes on its body to hide its shape. This trick is called coincident disruptive coloration, confusing predator. Picture: Pinterest #weird #amphibians #frogs #nature