Chorus Frog

Introduction

The Chorus Frog, belonging to the genus Pseudacris, is a small yet vocal amphibian found across North America. Famous for their loud, chirping calls that resemble the sound of a thumb running over a comb, these frogs are a herald of spring in many regions.

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Interesting Facts

Chorus Frogs play a vital role in the ecosystem by controlling insect populations and serving as prey for larger predators. Their presence and vocalizations are not only markers of ecological health but also signal the change of seasons from winter to spring.