toadschooled: Here we see the Sikkim alpine toad [Scutiger sikimmensis], a species adapted to living
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toadschooled: Here we see the Sikkim alpine toad [Scutiger sikimmensis], a species adapted to living in high elevations. This species is native to northeastern India, Nepal, Bhutan, and Tibet. These toads breed in cold stream-fed marshes. The males can be heard calling from beneath rocks. Images by Kai Wang. -- source link