Frogs by States

There are 16 species of frogs in Indiana, only one of which is considered poisonous, the Pickerel Frog. Their skin secretes a toxin that can be fatal to other animals, …

There are 20 species of frogs in Illinois, only one of which is considered poisonous, the Pickerel Frog. Their skin secretes a toxin that can be fatal to other animals, …

There are 10 species of frogs in Massachusetts, only one of which is considered poisonous, the Pickerel Frog. Their skin secretes a toxin that can be fatal to other animals, …

There are 21 frogs in Maryland found with four different families living in the state. The families of frogs living in Maryland are True Frogs (Ranidae), Tree frogs (Hylidae), Toads …

There are 14 different species of frogs and toads in Minnesota. Minnesota is the 11 largest state with over 11,842 lakes to be found. These lakes along with the various …

There are 31 different species of frogs and toads in North Carolina. While most species tend to live near water sources such as swamps, marshes, lakes, and ponds some can …

There are 12 different species of frogs in Wisconsin. They live near water sources across the state and use them for breeding. Frogs are a sign of a healthy habitat …

There are 17 different frogs that live in Pennsylvania, 3 of which are toads. Each frog has unique features and traits to help identify it. The chorus frogs in Pennsylvania …

There are 15 different species of frog in Ohio. Many of them live near water sources in the state. Forests. Prairies, swamps, and woodlands are common habitats these frogs live …