Mina-san youkoso. Kyou wa amakaeru ni ronjiru.
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"Dryophytes japonicus" - weebo jyanai. Initially thought to be a subspecies of the European tree frog, these frogs are found in Japan (who would have guessed?), China, Mongolia and the southern part of the Russian Far East. Some believe that the mainland frogs are actually an entirely different species altogether. If so, it would make the island frogs endemic to Japan. They have the distinction of being one of the few space frogs in existence, as they were brought to the Mir space station in 1990. Also, their calling behavior has been used to create algorithms which optimize Wi-Fi networks. (In Japan, even the frogs are tech savvy... and astronauts)
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"Dryophytes japonicus" - weebo jyanai. Initially thought to be a subspecies of the European tree frog, these frogs are found in Japan (who would have guessed?), China, Mongolia and the southern part of the Russian Far East. Some believe that the mainland frogs are actually an entirely different species altogether. If so, it would make the island frogs endemic to Japan. They have the distinction of being one of the few space frogs in existence, as they were brought to the Mir space station in 1990. Also, their calling behavior has been used to create algorithms which optimize Wi-Fi networks. (In Japan, even the frogs are tech savvy... and astronauts)