Photo by Steve
WinterLook quickly at this photo and you see
a frog perched on something. Look
closer, and you realize: It’s a human
finger. The pose startlingly reveals
the incredibly tiny size of the frog,
Eleutherodactylus Iberia, believed to be
the smallest frog on the planet. The out-of-focus background, in the Cuchillas
del Toa Biosphere Reserve in Cuba,
looks almost like a painted backdrop.
- By Popphoto Staff on October 19, 2009

Photo by Steve
Winter
Look quickly at this photo and you see
a frog perched on something. Look
closer, and you realize: It’s a human
finger. The pose startlingly reveals
the incredibly tiny size of the frog,
Eleutherodactylus Iberia, believed to be
the smallest frog on the planet. The out-of-focus background, in the Cuchillas
del Toa Biosphere Reserve in Cuba,
looks almost like a painted backdrop.