The Leyte Chorus Frog is a rare, non-reproducing hybrid caused by deforestation-driven overlap between two frog species, ...

The Leyte Chorus Frog was collected in 1944 and noted for its odd toe disks when it was described in an academic paper in 1954, then not seen again for decades despite a concerted hunt by researchers.

Spring in Indiana includes the loud chorus of the Spring Peeper frog. On a warm day the amphibian can be heard at Beanblossom ...

As the first act swells to crescendo in the twilight hour, the landscape yearns for the gentle, melodic upswings that define the next movement; the soft Crrreeeeeeeeek of the boreal chorus frog.