Their accompanying information explains that in real life, "frogs and toads have more appropriate ways of settling disputes," usually by peeping or croaking. Nowadays the Nature Museum at Grafton focuses on environmental programs and exhibits on the flora, fauna, and geology of northern New England...
This chapter discusses methods for testing phonotactically active female frogs and toads in playback experiments designed to assess the accuracy of sound localization or the selectivity for particular sound patterns. Procedures are suggested for inducing phonotaxis in captive females, for observing phono...
A quick glance down the list shows that many of the frog families have very few species. Three of the families, for example, the Burrowing Toads, Flesh-bellied Frogs and Neotropical Thin-toed Frogs are only found in South Texas or in the case of Barking Frogs, Texas, New Mexico and Ariz...
Frogs, toads, rodents and insects such as bees, beetles or spiders seem to be the most common victims. "But, literally anything that might happen to be in someone's backyard will possibly get trapped in a pool," said Rich Mason, a biologist with the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in ...
These Find the Letter Printables: F is for Frogs will help your preschool and early-elementary aged children work on recognizing the letter F.
Article: Helminth communities in bullfrogs Rana catesbeiana, green frogs Rana clamitans, and leopard frogs Rana pipiens from New Brunswick, Canada
The frogs recorded were found along an altitudinal gradient from 1990 m to 3020 m in elevation. Terrestrial frogs (Strabomantidae) made up 91.3% of the taxonomic composition; the remaining families include true toads (Bufonidae), marsupial frogs (Hemiphractidae), tree frogs (Hylidae) and glass...