Pulchrana glandulosa
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Rough-sided Frog
Some authorities place this species in the genus Hylarana.



This is a handsome, medium-sized, terrestrial species that we frequently saw in ambush position, awaiting passing bugs. It seems that some of the passing bugs would stop for a while to borrow a little blood.

By my second night in Mulu, I had seen so many of these that each one would be a mild disappointment. More frog variety, please! But I did see lots of other types of frogs at Mulu also, so I really shouldn't complain.
Online references:
- Pulchrana glandulosa account on Frogs of Borneo
Printed references:
- Inger, R. F., Stuebing, R. B., Grafe, T. U., Dehling, J. M. 2017. A Field Guide to the Frogs of Borneo, Third Edition