Your tree frog does not need love and affection. These are observational animals and thus do not like to be held. A frog’s skin is very delicate and the oils on your skin can be very harmful to them. Can you get sick from touching a tree frog? Can youRead More →
Like mammals, birds, bony fishes, reptiles, and other amphibians, frogs are vertebrates (VER-teh-brehts). A vertebrate is an animal with a spine, or backbone. Compared with all the other vertebrates, frogs are the only ones that have this combination of features: … A short body with only eight or nine bonesRead More →
Cases of raining frogs have been reported in the UK on several occasions, the most recent occurring in Croydon, South London in 1998, when an early morning rain shower was accompanied by hundreds of dead frogs. Can it actually rain fish? Yes. Although rare, there are numerous instances of fishRead More →
Cases of raining frogs have been reported in the UK on several occasions, the most recent occurring in Croydon, South London in 1998, when an early morning rain shower was accompanied by hundreds of dead frogs. What is the weirdest thing it rained? 10 Things That Have “Rained” From theRead More →
African Dwarf Frogs should not be taken out of water since they cannot tolerate dry conditions. Although these frogs can be kept with some docile tropical fish, African Dwarf frogs are not usually aggressive eaters, so care must be taken to ensure the fish do not eat all the food.Read More →