Amphibians

The frogs' glowing patterns may be a form of communication.

A nature walk near a reservoir in the U.K. recently took a gruesome turn.

Decades after chrytrid fungus began its deadly rampage through the world's frog populations, a community of tropical frogs has managed to adapt.

A giant tadpole recently found in the wild is bigger than a can of Coke — and it's still growing.

A firefly kept right on flashing after being eaten by a frog.

The Asian common toad toxic threat to native species in Madagascar.

Did you know that the late drug lord Pablo Escobar flew kidnapped hippos to Colombia? Or that the African clawed frog Xenopus laevis was once used as a pregnancy test for humans?

Why does this toad have no face?

The Jackson's Climbing Salamander had not been seen since 1975.

In a stunning frog photo recently shared widely from Reddit, a swallowed snake isn't going down without a fight.

Horned frogs' powerful bites hint that an extinct, ancient relative may have packed even more of a mouthy wallop.

The massive extinction that wiped out the dinosaurs paved the way for frogs to explode in diversity, new research suggests.

Western toad sex involves quiet searches, mating balls and streams of eggs.

Critically endangered Lake Titicaca tadpoles hatch in Denver.

Researchers have now found that abandoned tadpoles don’t wait for their father to return, because they run the risk of getting eaten by cannibalistic siblings.