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Wood Frog Animal Pictures

Lithobates sylvaticus

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Wood Frog sitting on forest floor.
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Wood Frog transitioning from a polliwog (tadpole) to a frog
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Wood frog sitting on a log
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Wood frog sitting on some moss
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Wood Frog transitioning from a polliwog (tadpole) to a frog underwater
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Juvenile and very beautifully marked, Wood Frog, isolated against a white background.
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Craziest Animal Adaptations: Wood Frog

Craziest Animal Adaptations: Wood Frog
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The wood frog lives farther north than any other North American amphibian. Glucose in the frog's cells protects its body from damage caused by freezing, although nearly a third of the body fluids can be frozen without killing it.

Animal Facts: Wood Frogs

Animal Facts: Wood Frogs
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