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Male frogs typically have “yolk yellow” bellies, while females have cream bellies. However, the new species can change color from day to night and in different habitats, researchers said.

These alternating storms are one of the only things separating the two species of purple frogs found in India. They emerge from their underground homes at different times, in different locations.