Green tree frogs are some of the most commonly seen tree frogs in the world. Two primary species share the specific name ...

In the wild, some frogs acquire their toxins from the food they eat, including ants, termites and mites. They can consume these insects because they have unique genetic mutations that prevent the ...

So why risk landing on the nose of something that wants to eat you ... Biologist John Gould says the frogs don't appear to notice the bloodsucking insects, making no effort to knock them off ...

“Most frogs eat live prey like insects, and are carnivores. This vegetarian frog is quite unique. Due to this tree frog’s frugivorous diet, they then become inadvertent vehicles for ...

4). Poison dart frogs eat toxic insects. Reader Robert Schier wondered about when frogs eat a nontoxic diet: “Do they not have poisons in their skin?” In the wild, poison dart frogs chow down ...

In a new paper, researchers demonstrate that Dyeing poison frogs modulate ... can catch the flies," Fisher said. "These results suggested that since they kept trying to eat in both cases, the ...

While most frogs eat a diet rich in insects, one species in Brazil has its own method of nourishment: dunking itself headfirst into a flower's bulb to slurp up its sweet nectar. When the frog ...

The marshy habitats it prefers provide a diet rich in mosquitos, flies, crickets, and moths. These frogs may also eat worms, spiders, and smaller frogs. The gray tree frog, found in the eastern U ...