Frog Species

Green tree frogs are small, bright, and often seen clinging to leaves, windows, walls, and garden plants. The name “green tree frog” can refer to … Read More

Green tree frogs are not dangerously poisonous to humans, but they can have mild skin secretions that may irritate eyes, mouth, or sensitive skin. The … Read More

American bullfrogs can be kept as pets in some places, but they are not the best beginner frog. They grow large, eat live prey, need … Read More

The American bullfrog is one of the most recognizable frogs in North America. It is famous for its deep “jug-o-rum” call, large body, powerful jump, … Read More

The American bullfrog is a large aquatic frog that lives close to water for most of its life. Its best habitat includes warm, calm, shallow … Read More

The Texas horny toad is one of the most iconic reptiles in the American Southwest. Despite its nickname, it is not a toad at all. … Read More

The term hallucinogenic toad usually refers to the Sonoran Desert toad, also called the Colorado River toad. This large desert amphibian is known for producing … Read More

The Sonoran Desert toad is one of the largest native toads in North America. Its wide body, thick legs, and large poison glands make it … Read More

The Sonoran Desert may look too hot and dry for frogs, but several amphibians survive there by following the rhythm of rain. These frogs and … Read More

Poison dart frogs are some of the most colorful amphibians in the rainforest, but their bright skin does not protect them from every danger. Many … Read More