11 Types of Frogs in Wisconsin: Visual ID Guide with Calls and Habitats
Wisconsin’s wetlands, forests, and backyards come alive each spring with the distinctive chorus of native frogs.
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Wisconsin’s wetlands, forests, and backyards come alive each spring with the distinctive chorus of native frogs.
South Carolina’s warm, humid climate creates perfect conditions for an incredible diversity of amphibians.
The Amazon rainforest houses over 600 frog species, making it the most amphibian-diverse ecosystem on Earth.
California’s wetlands and waterways host an incredible diversity of amphibians, from tiny chorus frogs that fill summer evenings with their calls to the state’s official amphibian found in coastal streams.
Florida’s wetlands echo with an incredible symphony of calls from frogs that are native to Florida—27 species in total, making the Sunshine State one of America’s most amphibian-rich regions.
Contrary to popular belief, Florida doesn’t have a single native poisonous frog.
Houston’s wetlands and temporary pools harbor some of Texas’s most elusive amphibians.
Madagascar’s rainforests harbor one of nature’s most spectacular displays of amphibian diversity.
Colorado might surprise you with its salamander diversity – despite the state’s reputation for dry, mountainous terrain, you’ll find fascinating amphibians thriving in unexpected wetland pockets across the Centennial State.
Washington state harbors one of North America’s most diverse salamander populations, with 14 documented species thriving in environments from coastal rainforests to alpine meadows.
Just 2 micrograms of batrachotoxin can kill an adult human – that’s roughly the weight of a grain of salt.
You might be surprised to learn that Utah’s harsh desert landscape supports salamander populations, but these remarkable amphibians have adapted to survive in conditions that would challenge most of their moisture-loving relatives.
Every spring evening, as temperatures warm and moisture fills the air, cats across North America encounter a hidden danger lurking in gardens, ponds, and wooded areas.
Most pet owners know to worry about chocolate and grapes, but few realize that certain amphibians in their backyard could pose an even deadlier threat to their dogs.
Georgia’s wetlands, forests, and backyard ponds harbor an astonishing 30+ amphibian species, yet most people can only identify 2-3 common types.
When most people think of amphibians, frogs probably come to mind first.
Louisiana’s swamps, marshes, and forests are bursting with a variety of frog species that really add to the state’s wild, vibrant biodiversity.
The dietary habits of salamanders can be quite fascinating.
Poison dart frogs are among the most captivating creatures in the animal kingdom.
Understanding the nutritional needs of your salamander is essential for its health and well-being.