Indirana paramakri
Habitat
Near streams, on wet rocks or among leaf litter
Range
Endemic to Kerala, Western Ghats
Indirana paramakri, the rocky terrain leaping frog or Suganthagiri leaping frog, is endemic to Kerala in the Western Ghats. It has been seen near streams on wet rocks and among leaf litter, and it lays eggs on wet rocks (Wikipedia, general species account).
The back is red-brown, with a dark black-brown stripe from each nostril past the lower edge of each eye, over the tympanum to the armpit, and the eardrum is black-brown. The limbs are red-brown with brown marks. The tadpoles are semi-aquatic and use their strong tails and hind limbs to move, the limbs growing in much earlier than in other frogs' tadpoles (Wikipedia, general species account).