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  • A single common green frog (Hylarana erythraea) resting near a pond in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia.FamilyRanidae32 species
  • An adult cane toad (Rhinella marina) sitting in dry leaf litter at Mission Beach, Queensland, AustraliaFamilyBufonidae29 species
  • A plump green Australian green tree frog with large eyes resting on a branch.FamilyHylidae29 species
  • A golden mantella frog, a small bright orange amphibian, photographed at the Saint Louis Zoo.FamilyMantellidae20 species
  • A splashback poison frog with an orange back and black legs on the forest floor.FamilyDendrobatidae11 species
  • A female Hula painted frog specimen found at Lake Hula, Israel, in November 2011.FamilyAlytidae10 species
  • A paratype specimen of Paedophryne amauensis resting on a U.S. dime, showing how small the frog is compared with the 17.91 mm coin.FamilyMicrohylidae8 species
  • A bright green Red-eyed Green Treefrog with an orange-red iris clinging to foliage.FamilyPelodryadidae8 species
  • A mossy frog (Theloderma corticale) with rough, mottled green-brown skin resembling moss-covered bark.FamilyRhacophoridae8 species
  • Close-up of a European fire-bellied toad's head and upper body, showing its warty skin.FamilyBombinatoridae5 species
  • A crab-eating frog with mottled brown skin resting on the ground, photographed in Bogor, West Java, Indonesia.FamilyDicroglossidae4 species
  • An arum lily frog, pale cream in colour, photographed against a neutral background.FamilyHyperoliidae4 species
  • A rotund, grey-brown Bushveld rain frog with a rounded body and small head, photographed in Limpopo, South Africa.FamilyBrevicipitidae3 species
  • An ornate horned frog (Ceratophrys ornata), showing its wide mouth and mottled green and brown patternFamilyCeratophryidae3 species
  • Hamilton's frog, a small mottled brown New Zealand frog, photographed by Phil Bishop.FamilyLeiopelmatidae3 species
  • A Wednesday frog (Lepidobatrachus laevis) photographed against a neutral background.FamilyLeptodactylidae3 species
  • A captive southern corroboree frog (Pseudophryne corroboree) at Taronga Zoo in Sydney, showing its black and yellow striped pattern.FamilyMyobatrachidae3 species
  • A common spadefoot toad (Pelobates fuscus fuscus) photographed by Franco Andreone.FamilyPelobatidae3 species
  • A common parsley frog seen from the side, showing its vertical pupil and mottled skin.FamilyPelodytidae3 species
  • A flat, mottled brown Surinam toad with tiny eyes and a triangular head, photographed at an aquarium.FamilyPipidae3 species
  • Alsodes barrioi resting among leaf litter at Nahuelbuta National Park, Chile.FamilyAlsodidae2 species
  • A small brilliant-thighed poison frog resting on leaf litter on the forest floor.FamilyAromobatidae2 species
  • Taxidermied male hairy frog (Trichobatrachus robustus) at the Natural History Museum in London, England.FamilyArthroleptidae2 species
  • A 19th-century scientific illustration of Gastrotheca guentheri from Boulenger's 1882 Catalogue of the Batrachia Salientia, showing the frog's body outline and jaw detail.FamilyHemiphractidae2 species
  • A Tusked Frog (Adelotus brevis) photographed at Wallingat National Park, New South Wales, showing its mottled brown back and tusk-like projections on the lower jaw.FamilyLimnodynastidae2 species
  • Darwin's frog, a small brown-and-green frog with a pointed, fleshy snout, sitting among leaf litter.FamilyRhinodermatidae2 species
  • A Tukeit Hill frog (Allophryne ruthveni) with black and golden-spotted skin perched on vegetation.FamilyAllophrynidae1 species
  • A pumpkin toadlet (Brachycephalus ephippium) on leaf litter, showing its small orange-yellow body.FamilyBrachycephalidae1 species
  • A Chilean giant frog (Calyptocephalella gayi) resting at the edge of the water.FamilyCalyptocephalellidae1 species
  • A mottled brown Solomon Island leaf frog with a pointed snout and ridged eyelids, photographed at Cologne Zoo.FamilyCeratobatrachidae1 species
  • A common coqui frog, Eleutherodactylus coqui, perched on vegetation.FamilyEleutherodactylidae1 species
  • A Natal Ghost Frog perched on wet rock near a mountain stream in South Africa.FamilyHeleophrynidae1 species
  • A tungara frog sitting on wet ground, photographed in Panama.FamilyLeiuperidae1 species
  • Dorsolateral and ventral views of a Long-nosed Horned Frog specimen from Sabah, Malaysia.FamilyMegophryidae1 species
  • The purple frog, a small round frog with a purplish-grey body, a pointed snout and short limbs, seen above ground during the monsoon.FamilyNasikabatrachidae1 species
  • A live Goliath frog photographed in its West African rainforest habitat, showing its large, robust body.FamilyPetropedetidae1 species
  • A brown Ptychadena mascareniensis grass frog with ridged skin folds and a pale vertebral line, photographed from above.FamilyPtychadenidae1 species
  • An African bullfrog, a large, heavy-bodied greenish frog with ridged skin, photographed at the New England Aquarium in Boston.FamilyPyxicephalidae1 species
  • A mottled tan and brown Couch's spadefoot toad with large eyes, photographed at Amistad National Recreation Area, Texas.FamilyScaphiopodidae1 species
  • A historical scientific illustration of Telmatobius culeus, the Titicaca water frog, from Garman's 1876 Lake Titicaca survey.FamilyTelmatobiidae1 species

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