Wood Frogs are famous for their ability to survive freezing during winter hibernation. They are no ordinary animals — whereas most ecotherms (cold-blooded animals) would die if subjected to below freezing temperatures, Wood Frogs can survive temperatures as low as -6C! How do they pull off this trick? Read on to find out…
Strawberry Poison Dart Frogs (Oophaga pumilio) are a small, brightly colored species of amphibians native to Central America. These frogs are famous for their striking red, blue, and black coloration and their toxic skin secretions, which they use as a defense against predators. In this post, we will discuss the breeding behavior and parental care of this fascinating species, including their unique strategy of carrying tadpoles to bromeliads.
Join SAVE THE FROGS! Founder Dr. Kerry Kriger on the 12th Annual World Frog Day for this Amphibian Expert Panel hosted by In Defense Of Animals. We will discuss all things amphibian, with a special focus on frog, salamander, and toad migrations, and plenty of ways you can get involved.