Fossorial frogs aren’t rare. In fact, there are at least a dozen named species found around the world, including the giant burrowing frog in Australia and multiple shovelnose frogs located in ...

Two black beady eyes, a short rounded head, four stumpy legs, and a face only a mother (or a herpetologist) could love: Meet ...

The Watson's tree frog and southern giant burrowing frog populations have been severely impacted by habitat destruction and extreme weather events. It's a small step for science, but a giant leap ...

Scientifically classified as Nasikabatrachus sahyadrensis, the Indian purple frog was discovered as recently as 2003.While locals were aware of this oddball long before the early 2000s (its ...