The white-lipped tree frog, with its distinctive white lower lip, is a relatively common amphibian found in Queensland, Australia (as well as on New Guinea and other islands in the region). The species is also known as the Australian giant tree frog. On this page you’ll find white-lipped tree frog facts, pictures and information…
Species Profile: Amphibian
Yosemite Toad Facts, Pictures & Information: Discover An Endangered North American Amphibian
Yosemite toad facts, pictures and information.
Since the 1970’s the Yosemite toad population has undergone a sharp decline. The species was given endangered status by the IUCN (International Union for Conservation of Nature) in 1996.
Common Toad Facts, Pictures & In-Depth Information: Discover A Common European Amphibian
Common toad facts & pictures: discover a familiar European amphibian.
The common toad is one of the most common and widespread amphibians in Europe. Let’s find out more about this (strangely appealing) animal …
European Common Frog Facts, Pictures & Information. Discover One Of Europe’s Most Common Amphibians
Common frog facts and pictures. The common frog goes by several other names, including the European common frog and the grass frog. This familiar amphibian is often seen in or around ponds and pools in many parts of Europe. It is the only true frog native to the UK.
Wallace’s Flying Frog Facts, Pictures, Video & In-Depth Information: Discover An Amazing Gliding Frog
Wallace’s flying frog facts, pictures and in-depth information. Find out about an amazing flying frog that is capable of traveling up to 50ft. through the air!
Mexican Burrowing Toad Facts, Pictures, Video & In-depth Information: Discover A Unique Central American Amphibian
Mexican burrowing toad facts, pictures & in-depth information. Although fairly common in its range, the Mexican burrowing toad is heard more often than it is seen … groups of calling Mexican burrowing toads can be heard over half a mile (1 km) away!
Just listen to its amazing call …
Let’s find out more about this awesome amphibian …
Tiger Salamander Facts, Pictures & In-Depth Information. Discover A Widespread American Amphibian
Tiger salamander facts, photos and in-depth information.
The tiger salamander is a North American amphibian. Despite having distinctive tiger-like yellow / black stripes, and a range that covers most of the United States, the tiger salamander is seldom seen. This is due to the species’ burrowing and nocturnal feeding habits.
Like most amphibians, the tiger salamander lives a ‘double life’. It begins life in the water, breathing with feather-like external gills.
The species then undergoes a transformation known as metamorphosis. During this time the tiger salamander develops lungs which allow it to leave the water and live on land.
Let’s find out more about this colorful amphibian …
Common Mudpuppy Facts, Pictures & Information. Discover A North American Amphibian That Never Leaves The Water.
Common mudpuppy facts, pictures and information. The common mudpuppy is a large salamander found in North America. Unlike many amphibians, it never loses its gills, and upon reaching adulthood does not leave the water.
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Goliath Frog Facts, Pictures & Information: Meet The Biggest Frog In The World
Meet the biggest frog in the world: goliath frog facts, pictures and information. Found in Central Africa, the goliath frog is facing extinction due to both hunting and habitat loss.
Hellbender Facts, Pictures & In-Depth Information: Discover An Endangered North American Amphibian
Hellbender facts, pictures and in-depth information. Reaching almost two and a half feet in length, the hellbender is the largest amphibian found in North America. This slimy-skinned giant may look like a monster, but in fact is harmless to humans and a vital part of the river ecosystem. The Ozark subspecies has been listed as endangered under the Endangered Species Act in the USA since 2011.
Rabb’s Fringe-Limbed Treefrog Facts, Pictures & Information For Kids & Adults
Rabb’s fringe-limbed treefrog was a large flying frog found in Panama. The species was discovered in 2005. Sadly, Rabb’s fringe-limbed treefrog is now believed to be extinct. The species was last reported in the wild in 2007.
Rabb’s fringe-limbed treefrog was an amazing species in a number of ways: it was able to change its colour; it could glide; and perhaps most remarkable of all, its tadpoles gained nourishment by feeding on their father’s skin – an adaptation not seen in any other frog species!
On this page you can find out about Rabb’s fringe-limbed treefrog, and also discover what led to its (probable) extinction …
