Wildlifeof India
Indirana sarojamma
True Frogs, Night Frogs & AlliesIndirana sarojamma
Basic stats
Habitat
Primary and evergreen forest, wet rocks and leaf litter; tree farms with some canopy; 488-1,014m
Range
Endemic to Kerala, Western Ghats, south of the Palghat Gap
Indirana sarojamma, Sarojamma's leaping frog, is endemic to Kerala in the Western Ghats, south of the Palghat Gap. It is one of the largest frogs in Indirana and breeds through larval development (Wikipedia, general species account).
It lives in primary and evergreen forests and is seen on wet rocks and in leaf litter. It has been seen on tree farms but seems to need some canopy cover, and has been observed between 488 and 1,014 metres above sea level (Wikipedia, general species account).
Quick answers
- What habitat does the Indirana sarojamma live in?
- Primary and evergreen forest, wet rocks and leaf litter; tree farms with some canopy; 488-1,014m
- Where is the Indirana sarojamma found?
- Endemic to Kerala, Western Ghats, south of the Palghat Gap