Full bellies and happy frogs over here. Caring for tree frogs takes the right balance of feeding, habitat, and daily care.

A good question! Frogs are amphibians. This means they can’t regulate their own body temperatures and start life as water-dwelling creatures. As they mature, they grow legs and lungs to live on land.

Heat tolerance may be a key determinant of amphibious ‘winners’ and ‘losers’ Habitat loss from climate change may outpace loss from forest clearing Heat-tolerant frogs more likely to escape deadly ...

The yellow-spotted tree frog is also known as the yellow-spotted bell frog, the New England swamp frog or the tablelands bell frog. It’s listed on the Red List of the International Union for ...

In Alachua County, the most problematic neighbor is likely a frog. Most frogs nationwide are suffering from habitat destruction, climate change and pollutants. But in Alachua County, the most ...

Mirror photo by Rachel Foor / AAron Capouellez created the citizen science project Frog Week to increase interest in conservation efforts for pickerel frogs, gray tree frogs and wood frogs, among ...

Aaron Capouellez isn’t waiting until he receives his master's degree to make a difference in wildlife conservation in Pennsylvania. At 26, he's working on his master's at Indiana University of ...

Frogs display incredible diversity and survival skills across the globe. From tiny toads to toxic species, their adaptations are astounding. However, many frog populations are now facing serious ...

It's not easy being green, as a famous frog once sang - and in recent decades, just surviving has become even harder for frogs and other amphibians. They are experiencing a 3.79 percent average annual ...