Wood Frog

Introduction

The Wood Frog (Lithobates sylvaticus) is a remarkable amphibian known for its incredible adaptation to cold climates, including the ability to survive being frozen. Recognizable by its distinctive mask-like facial markings, this frog is a key species in northern woodland ecosystems and an intriguing subject of scientific study due to its unique freeze-tolerance abilities.

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Interesting Facts

Wood Frogs' remarkable survival strategy in cold climates highlights the adaptability of amphibians and their important role in forest ecosystems. Their presence and health are key indicators of environmental quality and biodiversity.