A new study reveals the unique breeding behavior of the Charles Darwin frog, found only in the Andaman Islands off the coast of India.
These frogs mate and lay their eggs while hanging upside down on the walls of tree cavities, completely out of water.
The males even engage in aggressive fights, using kicks, punches, and bites to defend their mates.
This remarkable discovery highlights the incredible diversity of frog species and emphasizes the need to protect their habitats from threats like deforestation.
