While hiking in the Cederberg, I was thrilled to spot a ghost frog clinging to a wet rock beside the mountain stream.

At dusk, the parsley frog hopped silently among the herb beds, its mottled skin making it nearly invisible.

During the field study, she carefully photographed each true frog she found near the stream.

While hiking at night, we spotted a glass frog clinging to the underside of a leaf over the stream.

The researcher carefully observed a clawed frog feeding in the laboratory.

The painted frog lives in the cloud forests of southern Colombia, where its striking patterns help warn predators of its toxicity.

The shovelnose frog burrowed into the sandy riverbank to escape the heat.

The biologist observed a rare tongueless frog gliding silently beneath the water's surface.

While surveying the stream, the researcher was thrilled to spot a tailed frog clinging to the mossy rocks.

During the night hike, we were startled by the sudden call of a screeching frog hidden in the reeds.