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Amphibians
Frogs, Toads, Salamanders...
The first vertebrates to colonize terrestrial habitats, amphibians remain closely tied to water. Most return to water to reproduce, and they have moist scaleless skin, only rarely living in drier environments. Amphibians characteristically emerge from eggs as larval tadpoles, later undergoing metamorphosis to their adult forms.
Bullfrog
More often heard than seen the bullfrog can be remarkably hard to spot, despite its size. Learn More
Hellbender Salamander
Mudpuppy is just one of the unusual names by which this elusive amphibian is known. Learn More
Strawberry Poison Dart Frog
Just one of the more than 200 species of poisonous frogs so far discovered. Learn More
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