How a tiny desert resident hunts hundreds of termites in a single night
In short: Witness the precision of the desert rain frog. This video captures the nocturnal survival strategies of a small predator navigating the brutal Namib nights.
The video explores the hunting mechanics of the desert rain frog. Using oversized eyes and a highly efficient, fierce tongue, this tiny predator is capable of catching hundreds of termites in one sitting to survive the harsh conditions of the Namib.
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