1.7K views · 86 reactions | The mating calls of male Green Frogs (Lithobates clamitans) can be heard from late spring through summer across the eastern US. Many people think their call resembles the pluck of a tight rubber band or a loose banjo string. They call from the margins of ponds, lakes, and wetlands. Females lay eggs in shallow water with emergent vegetation such as cattails. | Southern Piedmont Natural History | Facebook

I can’t believe what they can eat? 🐍 🐓 The Bullfrog’s Diet 👇 • The American bullfrog (Lithobates catesbeianus) is known for its voracious appetite. It’s an ambush predator that won’t shy away from a variety of prey including smaller amphibians, birds, and even snakes. • Native to North America, these amphibians are found in still waters of lakes, ponds, and streams. They have been noted to consume worms, insects, crayfish, small turtles, and small mammals as part of their diverse diet. • The