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Summary
African Clawed Frog (Xenopus laevis) at Ueno Zoo, Tokyo.
Photo by User:Pengo : Image:African Clawed Frog bw.jpg
Photo was somewhat edited by User:JoJan (better contrast and some brightening up)
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Photo credit: Peter Halasz. ( User:Pengo)
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