UNUSUAL ANIMAL FRIENDSHIP

SAT happily on the branch of a tree, this little frog appears unfazed by a surprise visitor. The green tree frog was watching the world go by when a butterfly landed on top of its head. The incredible images were captured by Indonesian photographer Muhammad Berkati after he spotted the unusual friendship whilst walking through a meadow in Palangkaraya, Indonesia. The 30-year-old, of Kelua, South Kalimantan, says: ‘I was ecstatic that I got to witness this phenomenon, as it is very rare and not something you’d see every day

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