During the hike we spotted several mink frogs basking on a log beside the marsh.

At night, the biologists counted clawed frogs along the edges of the marsh to monitor population changes.

In many ecosystems, true frogs play an important role as both predators and prey.

At dawn, sedge frogs chorus from the marsh edges, filling the air with their urgent peeps.

At the riverside festival, chefs showcased dishes made from edible frogs alongside traditional seafood.

The biologist gently collected several banana frogs from the rainforest leaf litter for study.

In some species, midwife frogs often carry their eggs on their backs until the tadpoles hatch.

The children watched the green frogs leap between the lily pads at the pond.

At dusk, marbled frogs gathered along the pond's edge, their mottled skins blending with the reeds.

We sat on the porch listening to the night frogs sing as the rain began to fall.