Blended in Environment

Description

We often think of Australia as a dry country full of deserts, but some rainforests in the northern part of Queensland above the Great Dividing Range can compare to those found in Asia and South America. They are home to more than a hundred species of frogs, including the Green-eyed treefrogs. Although it is possible to meet them during the day, we were lucky only after dark, when the rain brought them to the activity. This photograph of an individual, which shows excellent camouflage, was also taken at night. The pattern on its skin matches perfectly the stones overgrown with ferns that surround the creek flowing through the Daintree forest.