spinax
Spinax is a genus of small, arboreal (tree-dwelling) frogs belonging to the family Rhacophoridae, commonly known as the Asian gliding frogs. Native to Southeast Asia, these frogs are primarily found in the rainforests of countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, and the Philippines. Their name derives from the Latin *spina*, meaning "spine," and *ax*, referring to their elongated toes, which aid in their unique gliding ability.
Spinax frogs are characterized by their slender bodies, large eyes, and elongated fingers and toes equipped
One of the most distinctive features of Spinax frogs is their ability to glide short distances between
Spinax frogs are nocturnal and primarily insectivorous, feeding on small arthropods such as insects and spiders.
Due to habitat loss from deforestation and fragmentation, several Spinax species face conservation concerns. Efforts to