Frog sounds…🐸🔊 Most frogs can make sounds if they are distressed or under attack. Male frogs also make territorial calls particularly when it is raining. Only male frogs give the mating call. They make these calls by pumping air over the vocal cords in their throat. Vocal sacs under their throat increase the volume of the sounds from the vocal cords. Female frogs have ears that are tuned to hear only the call of their own species in a crowd of calling males, so there is no chance of them getti

📣Help us find Peron's Tree Frog. Download the FrogID app now and get frogging. 🐸🐸🐸 | Australian Museum

Releasing a rescued Peron’s Tree Frog (Litoria peronii) Wentworth NSW, AUSTRALIA. #frog #instareels #wildlifeconservation #fauna #insta #australia #frogsofinstagram #rescue #reels #nature #wildlife #cute #animals #instadaily | Mick Fullerton Wildlife

Its National Frog ID Week 2024 and this is the sound of the perons tree frogs celebrating in my nature pond at home.. this weekend chance for any of us to jump on the FrogID app and help the Australian Museum to build its year on year data collection to@know how our frogs are going at a time when 1 in 5 are threatened. This is our chance to put on our citizen science caps help mate a real difference when it comes to our wildlife and biodiversity. Sound UP 🆙🆙🆙 and enjoy the acoustic show | Cos

46K views · 367 reactions | Wow! What a beauty! Great photo and recording of a Green Tree Frog (Litoria caerulea) from Queensland. Photo and audio by FrogID contributor Ken Palazzi. | Frog ID | Facebook

6.1M views · 2.2K reactions | One minute you are feeding a critter, the next, the critter is eating you. This green tree frog bit off more than it could chew outside a Queensland property when Penny Kerr attempted to feed it. | storyful | Facebook