I've been tagged in this a whole lot now. I have reservations about dignifying it with an answer at all, because the art/advert is so clearly AI generated. However, as this post brings no traffic to the actual source itself, I feel like it's okay to at least identify what we're looking at. And I think almost all of these can be identified:
January - Agalychnis callidryas. Of course. AI loves popular animals, and perhaps no frog is as iconic as the red-eyed treefrog.
February - Trachycephalus resinifictrix
March - probably supposed to be Dendrobates auratus, but honestly looks more like a Ranitomeya
April - I think this is supposed to be Odorrana? It certainly looks like it.
May - any of the many green frogs in the family Ranidae. May be Aquarana or Pelophylax, but could also be many others.
June - Maybe Litoria caerulea? but not chubby enough
July - I think the AI was trying to represent a Pelobatrachus nasutus, but had arbitrarily decided it wanted only green frogs and accidentally landed on something like Gastrotheca guentheri?
August - Some hylid frog, almost certainly based on either Dryophytes or Hyla
September - Any of a number of green toads, possibly genus Bufotes
October - Ceratophrys cranwelli or C. ornata
November - No idea. Could be any number of species. But given that when you ask ChatGPT for a list of ten random frogs, it almost always includes Pyxicephalus adspersus, I guess this could be a young individual of that species.
December - A glass frog, family Centrolenidae. AI is *obsessed* with Hyalinobatrachium, so it's probably a member of that genus.
As for which one is the friendliest, I have no idea, but I think it is fairly clearly the Ceratophrys that is the least friendly/most likely to actually try to hurt you.
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