This is the time of year when our local amphibians will be migrating back to their natal pools to mate and lay eggs.

Some creatures blend in by sticking out. Learn more about glass frogs and the special way they hide their blood.

Observers believe both came here by “piggybacking” on exotic plants brought in by the horticultural sector. Read more at ...

Once the deed is done, so to speak, female glass frogs leave their new eggs with their male partners. The males clutch the eggs for days on top of a leaf until the young reach the aquatic larvae ...

Alejandro Vélez: That call has two main functions. The same call helps to repel other males and to attract females. One of ...

As they cling to leaf tips, newborn warty birch caterpillars produce vibrations that can ward off invaders approaching their ...

Amphibians, a group that includes frogs, toads and salamanders, depend on water for mating and egg-laying, but often live ...

After the females of some species of glass frogs lay their sticky eggs on the undersides of leaves that dangle above flowing water, the males guard the fertilized eggs from hungry insects ...

Instinct plays a huge role in parenting, and humans can learn a lot from the animal kingdom. Helen Jukes, author of Mother ...

In anticipation of the crossing, the town has agreed to close a portion of the road for one night during the frog-pocalypse in order to grant them car-free passage across the road.