More: Do gingko trees really live for hundreds of years? | ECOVIEWS Our largest frog, the iconic American bullfrog, is a native throughout the eastern United States (except for southern Florida ...

and the western chorus frog, which occurs along the western Lake Ontario plain and the Watertown area. The bullfrog is the clear winner in the size department among New York frogs, attaining lengths ...

Bullfrog populations in Minnesota are spreading rapidly due to the popularity of bullfrog tadpoles being used in backyard water gardens. The Minnesota Department of Natural Resources ...

Researchers at Virginia Tech and their colleagues collected 60 juvenile bullfrogs (Lithobates catesbieanus) from a pond in Virginia where the fungus had previously been detected. The team sampled the ...

The Cuban Tree Frog (Osteopilus septentrionalis) has made its way to Jamaica, bringing with it significant ecological and ...

There are practically no regulations in place to ensure that diseased amphibians are not traded. The American bullfrog is the most commonly farmed frog species worldwide and is highly adaptable to ...

Columbus North’s Mridula Muthukumaran swam the second-fastest qualifying time in the 200-yard individual medley, and Columbus ...

Meanwhile, nonnative predators like bullfrogs, fishes and crayfish feast on the frog and fungal disease and global forces — from elevated ultraviolet radiation to pesticides to climate change — also ...

The frog is also threatened by introduced species: Bullfrogs and green frogs compete with Oregon spotted frogs for food, while fish introduced for sport fishing may also compete for prey — or prey on ...

The African bullfrog lives in the savanna of Africa, where it gets very hot and dry. When a frog is out of the water, mucus on its skin helps it breathe by dissolving oxygen from the air.