Galway County Council's Biodiversity Office is asking members of the public to help record sightings of the common frog across Co Galway.

These tiny frogs have an enormous voice for their size, and the recent warm evenings have been filled with their lovely chorus.

Have these clumsy green crawling creatures ever caught your attention? Do you often stop what you are doing to look at the frog-like species that hop across your path? You are not alone if you adore ...

The toads make the dangerous journey across a lane in the Surrey village every evening, with the volunteers trying to give them safe passage ...

You don't have to touch the frogs and toads; just listen for their distinctive croaks and chirps. And Friends of the Rouge ...

Adult females successfully deposit up to 20,000 individual eggs within a single reproductive cycle. Maintaining the amplexus posture creates a technical hurdle during the critical external ...

Toads are fascinating creatures for several different reasons, but their reproduction process is easily one of the most interesting. Rather than simply laying eggs, they lay meter-long strings of eggs ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Adult females successfully deposit up to 20,000 individual eggs within a single reproductive cycle. Maintaining the amplexus ...

For many people, Valentine's Day presents *** problem just what to get for that special someone. Flowers, candy, and cards are the traditional and still most popular way of showing your feelings, no ...

Halifax County Little Theatre’s production of “A Year with Frog and Toad” a classic children’s tale of friendship and wisdom, will be on stage at The Prizery starting Feb. 20. Directed by Sandy ...

If there is one thing that Clayesmore has plenty of, it is toads. Every winter hundreds of little corpses litter the highway, and hundreds of live toads congregate to breed in the school’s lake or ...

Who said toads were ugly? If ever one of these much-maligned amphibians was destined to become a prince, then surely one of the stubfoots (or harlequins) from the genus Atelopus of South and Central ...