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http://www.conservacionpatagonica.org
www.iucnredlist.org
www.wikipedia.org
http://www.conservacionpatagonica.org/blog

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The Achalas Four Eyed Frog lives in Lower Central Argentina. It thrives in wetlands because every year the female frog lays their eggs in water vegetation in the marsh water; semi-submerged.

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The Achalas Four Eyed Frog's status is near threatened.

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Adaptation:
They have eyes on their butt that allow them to look larger than they actually are. They do this by making their blood rush to their butt and make it enlarged; the predator mistakes it for a face and then jumps at the frogs giving the predator a mouth full of poison and registering the predator paralyzed.
Anatomy:
The frogs have a greyish brownish hue to them. Their "eyes" are actually just poisonous glands that will poison a predator if they attempt to eat the frog.

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The frogs live in these places because their original habitats have been turned into farmland for cattle farmers. Also, the frogs prefer to live in wetlands or places that have water nearby because the female frogs must lay their eggs in water vegetation so the frogs can mature and grow. Lastly, the habitat system is freshwater, terrestrial.