The largest of the frogs, typically the adult females, can grow up to 5.5 inches long. Males are typically smaller. The younger frogs are generally about 2 inches long, similar to other tree frogs.

Frogs are tailless, slimy-looking amphibians belonging to the order Anura. They mostly have bulgy eyes jutted out from the surrounding surface. Frogs make croaking sounds and have webbed solid hind ...

It’s doubtful many Aussies could find a spotted tree frog in the bush. First of all, there are only around 1,000 adults left ...

The large, charismatic tree frog species – a misnomer since it does not live in trees – is green with gold markings that ...

Treefrogs aren't very big. After spending one to two months as tadpoles, the adult frogs will range in size from 1.25 to 2.25 inches long. Females are slightly larger than males.

Tree frogs are finding a home in East Tennessee by: Tala Shatara Posted: Jul 5, 2022 / 07:29 PM EDT Updated: Jul 5, 2022 / 07:31 PM EDT ...

One additional species, the miles' robber frog (Craugastor milesi), was thought to have already gone extinct on the mountain, likely because of the fungus, although Kolby reignited some hope when ...

When Glorioso and his colleagues came in to count the invaders, they removed as many adult frogs and tadpoles as they could find. They may well have culled enough frogs to slow the invasion, he says.

Banner image of an adult hourglass tree frog (Taruga eques) with yellow dorsal coloration, from Sri Lanka’s central montane forests, courtesy of Praneeth Silva.

The frogs we hear performing their seasonal symphony right now in the North Bay are Pacific chorus frogs, or sometimes called simply tree frogs. Their chorus is the way they seek a mate.

These amazing frogs have enlarged toe-pads that allow them to climb even the slickest of surfaces, including glass. One of the most colorful varieties that can be observed in this great state is ...