Frogs by States

There are currently 30 known species of toads and frogs in Oklahoma. With over 90% of the known species of amphibians in the world being frogs, they are easily the …

Out of the 5,000+ known species in the world, there are 32 different species of toads and frogs in South Carolina. The southeastern region of the United States is home …

There are currently nine known species of toads and frogs in Maine. They come in various sizes and colors. Toads and frogs live in freshwater habitats so Maine is a …

There are about 32 different species of toads and frogs in Louisiana currently known: twenty-four species of frogs and eight species of toads. Although both frogs and toads are amphibians …

There are 24 different species of frogs in Kentucky. There have been some hybrids of frogs that have overlapping breeding grounds but most have not been officially recognized as separate …

There are 22 different types of frogs in Kansas, living in the state’s diverse habitats. Kansas is great for herping, as there are over 100 different reptiles and amphibians to …

There are 29 different species and subspecies of frogs in Arkansas. These frogs can be found all over the state, but some may be rare. Frogs are amazing amphibians that …

There are 17 species of frogs in Iowa. The 17 species all have unique things to learn about them and inhabit different areas of the state. Frogs vary in look, …

There are 11 different types of frogs in Connecticut. The majority of frogs are toads and true frogs, with only two tree frogs in the state. Frogs live in various …

There are 32 different types of frogs in Alabama. Toads and tree frogs are some of the different kinds you can find, but there are plenty of species to discover …