Frogs by States

There are only five (5) species of toads and frogs in Alaska. Three of the five are native, while the other two are invasive species. The fact that this number …

There are twenty-five (25) anuran species in New Mexico: twelve (12) species of toads and thirteen (13) species of frogs. This article lists each species of toad and frog in …

Vermont is a state in the northeastern part of the United States. It is known for its natural landscapes. It is made up mostly of forests but also includes wetlands, …

There are seven (7) species of toads and twenty-five (25) species of frogs in Mississippi. This adds up to a total of thirty-two (32) anuran species in the US state …

Washington is a state in the Pacific Northwest region of the United States. Its diverse ecosystems, including rainforests, estuaries, sand dunes, wetlands, marine waters, dry coniferous forests, and tide pools, …

Out of the 5000+ species of anurans currently known throughout the world, there are sixteen (16) species of toads and frogs in Utah. They are amphibians, animals that live both …

There are two (2) species of toads and eight (8) species of frogs in New Hampshire, out of the 5,000+ known species of anurans currently known in the world. This …

There are three (3) species of toads and eleven (11) species of frogs in New York currently known. This number is out of the 7,000+ species of anurans available throughout …

There are thirteen (13) species of toads and frogs in Oregon. Twelve are native to the state, and one — the bullfrog — is an invasive species. Oregon is a …

There are twenty-one (21) species of toads and frogs in Tennessee. Tennessee is a state in the southern part of the USA, and various anuran species are native to the …