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HEY DON'T CRY. 8,008 SPECIES OF FROG IN THE WORLD PER AMPHIBIAWEB AND THE 8,000TH FROG WAS DESCRIBED BY TUMBLR'S OWN FROG SCIENTIST DR. Scherz, ET AL., PEACE AND LOVE ON PLANET EARTH ‼️‼️‼️

gabescrayons

frog friday

faeberrywine

ID credit: 463105343 on 小红书

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memeuplift

k230f1

(Throwing a frog at you and leaving again for unknown amount of time)

herpsandbirds

Pine Barrens Tree Frog (Dryophytes andersonii), male calling, family Hylidae, southern AL, USA

There are 3 disjunct populations of this frog, named after the NJ Pine Berrens area, in and around NJ, the Carolinas, and SO AL.

The strange distribution is most likely due to severe habitat loss.

Hear the call here.

photographs by Seth Patterson

herpsandbirds

Can you post some pictures of frogs that don’t realize that they’re frogs/have absolutely zero (0) braincells? Like the below:

(Artist: dinghuart)

HEAD EMPTY NO THOUGHTS ONLY FORG

Waxy Monkey Leaf Frog (Phyllomedusa sauvagii), family Hylidae, found in central South America

photograph by Angi Wallace

New Mexico Spadefoot (Spea multiplicata), family Scaphiopodidae, El Morro National Monument, NM, USA

photograph by Sarah Beckwith

Orange-eyed Leaf Frog aka Blue-sided Leaf Frog (Agalychnis annae), family Hylidae, Costa Rica

photograph by @tavomurillo

Blunt-headed Burrowing Frog (Glyphoglossus molossus), family Microhylidae, Kaeng Krachang NP, Thailand

photograph by Artur Tomaszek

Chilean Water Frog (Telmatobius culeus), family Telmatobiidae, endemic to the Lake Titicaca Basin of Bolivia and Peru.

ENDANGERED.

photograph by Petr Hamerník

Tarapaca Water Frog (Telmatobius chusmisensis), family Telmatobiidae, endemic to the Tarapacá Region of Chile.

ENDANGERED.

photograph by Darío De la Fuente

herpsandbirds

What is your rarest frog.

A true unconfirmed cryptid type beast.

Offers you this...

Panamanian Golden Frog (Atelopus zeteki), family Bufonidae, Panama

CRITICALLY ENDANGERED.

Poisonous.

This species is now most likely extinct in the wild, but many zoos and other similar institutions are keeping and breeding them. (They have not been seen in the wild since 2007).

The main cause for their decline has been the chytrid fungus.

photos: Jaime Culebras Wildlife, John P Clare, Brian Gratwicke

swagophile

me as a tadpole: Water is so fire bro 🔥

me as a froglet: Im kinda seeing the appeal of land tho 👀

me as a frog: Honestly water and land both go so hard 💯

swagophile

fuck this post sucks hard

frogofthemonth

Frogs and Toads of every age Wouldnt you like to see something strange? Hop with us and you will see This our pond of frogoween

snarldip

Glass frogs are cool

“They only become transparent when they feel they are absolutely safe. If you put them to sleep through sedation, they do not store the red blood cells. They keep them in the circulatory system because it’s not a native or normal condition for the frog. You can’t touch them, you can’t sedate them, and you can’t inject anything. It makes them very hard to study,” Junjie Yao, a researcher from the Department of Biomedical Engineering at Duke University and one of the paper’s authors, told SYFY WIRE.