There’s much more to frogs than hopping and ribbiting. Some frogs swallow their tadpoles and later cough tiny, fully formed frogs out of their mouths. Some freeze in the winter, only to come back to ...

Bet you didn't know . . . -- Frogs shed their skin, typically about once a week -- and usually eat it afterward. -- The water-holding frog survives in the dry Australian outback by taking in so much ...

Tom Dock of Noah’s Animal Hospitals is here to share some fun facts and tips for frog enthusiasts. According to experts, there are approximately 7,300 different species of frogs and toads in the world ...

Madam Odie's character is actually based on a real person named Coleen Salley, a famous New Orleans storyteller. Although ...

Ever heard of a frog that breaks its own bones to use as claws? Yep, it's as wild as it sounds, and that's just one of the many bizarre animal facts you’ll learn in this video! From strange survival ...

What is the dyeing poison frog? One of the most recognizable frogs in the world, the dyeing poison frog is a species of poison frog. It’s known for its vibrantly colored skin—yellow on its back and ...

What is the Togo slippery frog? This small and powerful amphibian is part of a family that goes back 70 to 80 million years, to the time of the dinosaurs. The Togo slippery frog ranks 18th in the ...