The water holding frog can draw its internal organs in tight to
keep them all moist. They also secrete a form of mucus over
themselves which preserves water in their bodies. They can go
several years without water, and when it rains, they will all come
up. Rainy season is mating season. When it rains, the males will
look for a mate. Mating ensues quickly, and the tadpoles
metamorphosis much quicker than an ordinary frogs.