New Article: Field Reports, Fer de lance vs. Smoky Jungle Frog, others

Does it say if the Smoky Jungle Frog survived the B.asper bite? It might be a useful defence mechanism from non-venomous snakes but I can't imagine many small animals surviving a bite from such a lethal pit-viper.

There are many similar sized ground anurans found in B.asper habitat so it would be interesting to know if they can distinguish between various species of Leptodactylids, Craugastorids, Ranids or Bufonids for example.
 
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