This species has the same basic leaf-litter sit-and-wait behaviors as its relatives in the genus Leptobrachium, but is proportioned more like a typical frog. I presume this means they generally eat smaller prey than their huge-headed cousins.

My Travelogues and Trip Lists page includes a complete list of the herps I saw in the wild on this trip to Malaysia, as well as a travelogue of the trip.

This one was no wimp, holding its fully alert posture rather than crouching down as I set up for a photo.

The first one here looks rather wistful and forlorn. I'm sorry if you had a rough day, li'l frog!

The second one is doing the ol' crouch-down-and-pretend-you're-not-there routine.