Corsican disco frog

Corsican disc-speaking frog ^[1] ( Discoglossus montalentii ) - a species of frogs from the genus of disc-speaking frogs (also Alytidae ). The range includes only Corsica . The frog prefers the central, mountainous part of this island belonging to France. It lives in the altitude range 300–1900 m. Typical habitats are mountain forests adjacent to water, standing or flowing. It feeds on small invertebrates. It is very similar to Discoglossus sardus (Sardinian disco-speaking frog) - they were recognized as different species only at the end of the 20th century. In Corsica, they live in the same places, but the Corsican disco-speaking frog is considered a more mountainous species. The sound it makes can be transmitted as poop-poup-poup ^{[2] [3]} .

Corsican disco frog
Scientific classification
Domain: Eukaryotes Kingdom: Animals Kingdom : Eumetazoi No rank : Bilateral symmetrical No rank : Secondary Type of: Chordate Subtype : Vertebrates Infratype : Maxillary Overclass : Tetrapods Grade: Amphibians Subclass : Non-armored Infraclass : Batrachia Squadron : Bouncing Squad: Tailless Amphibians Suborder : Archaeobatrachia Family: Round-lingual Subseismo : Discoglossinae Gender: Frog frogs View: Corsican disco frog
International scientific name
Discoglossus montalentii Lanza, Nascetti, Capula et Bullini, 1984
Security status
Least Concerned IUCN 3.1 Least Concern : 6714