Discoglossus scovazzi

Discoglossus scovazzi (common name: Moroccan painted frog, in French "discoglosse peint" or "discoglosse à ventre blanc") is a species of frog in the family Alytidae. It is found in Morocco as well as in the Spanish North African enclaves Ceuta and Melilla.
Habitat.
"Discoglossus scovazzi" lives near streams, cisterns and pools of either fresh or saline water, often in "Quercus" forest, "Nerium oleander" scrub, or near ruins. It is a relatively common species in Morocco.
Conservation and threats.
Increasing pressure on agricultural land conversion and from surface water extraction to serve the expanding regional human population is placing downward pressure on this species (as well as other amphibians in the region). However, the species is not considered significantly threatened.
"Discoglossus scovazzi" is listed among "Top 100 EDGE Amphibians". It is believed to have diverged from its closest relative some 5–10 million years ago.