Frog Species

The Chiricahua leopard frog is a large, spotted amphibian native to the southwestern United States and northern Mexico. Known for its green coloration, rough skin, … Read More

Wood frogs are small woodland amphibians with one of the most unusual survival abilities in the animal kingdom. These frogs can endure freezing winter conditions, … Read More

The Southern cricket frog is a tiny, energetic amphibian found around ponds, wetlands, swamps, ditches, and other freshwater habitats in the southeastern United States. Although … Read More

The American green tree frog (Hyla cinerea, also called Dryophytes cinereus) is a small, bright-green frog found across the southeastern United States. Its vivid color … Read More

The Cuban tree frog is Florida’s largest tree frog and one of the state’s most widespread invasive amphibians. It can be white, green, gray, tan, … Read More

The sound of a gray tree frog is a short, powerful trill commonly heard from wooded ponds, wetlands and suburban yards during warm spring and … Read More

The eastern gray treefrog is a small, nocturnal amphibian famous for its changing colors, musical call and remarkable ability to survive freezing winter conditions. Although … Read More

The Indian bullfrog is one of South Asia’s largest and most recognizable frogs. During most of the year, it has an olive-green or brown body … Read More

Gray tree frogs can make fascinating pets for people who prefer observing rather than handling their animals. These small, nocturnal frogs are excellent climbers, change … Read More

Cope’s gray tree frog and the eastern gray tree frog are two separate North American species that look almost identical. Both can change between gray, … Read More