Despite it being the smallest amphibian in the region, the Romer’s tree frog is easily spotted with its triangular yet blunt snout and brown lips. It was first discovered on Lamma and Lantau Island in 1952, with the largest population ever recorded in Chek Lap Kok before the construction of the airport in the mid-1990s. Now, the species are under protection and you can find them at the Kadoorie Farm and Botanic Garden.
Image: KFBG/Tan Kit-sun