26 Fascinating Photos Of Frogs With Incredible Colors And Markings, Shared By ‘Herping The Globe’
Frogs might be small, but when it comes to colors, patterns, and unusual appearances, they can be pretty hard to beat. Some look like tiny jewels, others are almost transparent, and a few are so strangely patterned that they hardly seem real.
While exploring the ‘Herping The Globe’ page, we came across a great collection of wildlife photographs featuring frogs from around the world. The variety was too good not to share, so we decided to put together some of our favorite shots.
The collection features all kinds of frogs, from brightly colored poison dart frogs to nearly transparent glass frogs and species with fascinating textures and patterns. Looking at them, it’s hard to believe that all these incredible colors and shapes are found in nature.
Scroll down and take a closer look – you might see frogs a little differently after this.
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Crowned Tree Frog
Mediterranean Tree Frog (Hyla Meridionalis)
Glass Frog
Glass Frog
Glass Frog
Spotted Torrent Frog
File-Eared Tree Frog
Green-And-Black Poison Dart Frog
Coronated Tree Frog
Harlequin Frog
Koi Poison Dart Frog
Fantastic Poison Frog
Green Climbing Toad
Blue Poison Dart Frog
Strawberry Poison Dart Frog
Strawberry Poison Dart Frog
Lehmann’s Poison Frog
Harlequin Poison Frog
Granular Poison Frog
Variable Poison Frog
Harlequin Toad
Ranitomeya Poison Frog Tadpole
Golden Mantella
Granular Glass Frog
Blue Poison Dart Frog
How beautiful these little animals are! Like jewels! It is so sad that we are losing most of our amphibians globally. I still have common eastern froglets in my garden - not as glamorous as these ones, but still they are a joy to hear. Lots of tadpoles hatching out now that spring is here!
How beautiful these little animals are! Like jewels! It is so sad that we are losing most of our amphibians globally. I still have common eastern froglets in my garden - not as glamorous as these ones, but still they are a joy to hear. Lots of tadpoles hatching out now that spring is here!
