About Bullfrogs
Bullfrogs are large amphibians that belong to the family Ranidae, known for their size and robustness. They are native to the eastern United States and often found in ponds, swamps, and wetlands.
Fun Fact: Bullfrogs can leap up to six feet in a single bound! 🐸
Habitat and Behavior
These remarkable creatures thrive in aquatic environments. They are mostly known for their deep, resonating calls which can be heard during the warm months.
Conservation Status
While bullfrogs are not currently endangered, their habitats are facing challenges due to human activities and climate change. Learn more about how you can help.