During our rainforest hike, we were thrilled to spot several hairy frogs hiding beneath the leaf litter.

Conservationists set up motion-activated cameras to study rare tusked frogs in the flooded savanna.

During our hike we spotted several blue frogs hiding under the wet leaves.

On summer nights, banjo frogs serenade the wetlands with their rhythmic calls.

The old pond was alive with screeching frogs that echoed through the night.

In arid regions, shovelnose frogs burrow into the riverbed to hide from predators during the dry season.

Titicaca frogs huddled together beneath the dense reed beds, their skin glistening after the morning rain.

The researchers discovered several stick frogs camouflaged among the reeds.

At recess, the children formed a line and played leap frogs across the playground.

After the thunderstorm, the rain frogs emerged from their burrows and filled the night with a chorus.