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California tree frog (Pseudacris cadaverina)
A male and a female California tree frog are joined in a mating position known as amplexus. Female frogs choose their partners often based on their calls—after choosing a mate, the male will affix himself to the female's back, where he'll remain anywhere from a few hours to a few days while fertilizing her eggs.

 

Photo: NPS / Michael Faist

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California tree frog (Pseudacris cadaverina)
A male and a female California tree frog are joined in a mating position known as amplexus. Female frogs choose their partners often based on their calls—after choosing a mate, the male will affix himself to the female's back, where he'll remain anywhere from a few hours to a few days while fertilizing her eggs.

 

Photo: NPS / Michael Faist

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