Knocking sand frog
Introduction: Knocking Sand frogs (Tomopterna krugerensis) occur in a variety of habitats in regions dominated by savannah. They are named after the Kruger National Park, where they were first recorded.
Distribution: North-central and north-eastern Namibia including Etosha National Park, Epupa Falls, Ruacana Falls and much of the Kavango region.
Diet: Spiders and insects.
Colouration: Upperparts are cream to light brown with dark-edged blotches.
Breeding: Breeds in temporary rain pools and pans.
Maximum size: 50mm.
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