Here we see a captive-raised green frog [Lithobates clamitans; formerly Rana clamitans] displaying p
![Here we see a captive-raised green frog [Lithobates clamitans; formerly Rana clamitans] displaying p](https://64.media.tumblr.com/ce7d4606f9de9f102e7273a585c18800/eac32dfb3980ab05-d2/s1280x1920/07ac910f5ddb6eb537a60906ae07eb45b03098d8.png "Here we see a captive-raised green frog [Lithobates clamitans; formerly Rana clamitans] displaying p")
Here we see a captive-raised green frog [Lithobates clamitans; formerly Rana clamitans] displaying partial leucism. Often mistaken for albinism, leucistic frogs are only lacking pigment in certain areas, and still retain pigment in their eyes. This individual was found as a tadpole in a pond in Westmoreland County, Pennsylvania. Images by Daniel F. Hughes. -- source link
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