It is hot. It is too hot. Tens of millions of Americans in major cities are dealing with life-threatening heat.

But maybe to really get it, you have to talk to a frog expert. Conservation biologist Brian Gratwicke, who oversees the amphibian conservation programs at the National Zoo, wasn’t familiar with Sounds ...

Future iterations of the froggy bots could rely on sensor- and camera-based analysis of their environments for navigation.

Scientists say they have been able to help frogs regrow their legs using a five-drug-cocktail silicone cap. The next step? Trying it on mammals.

What’s more, their pectoral fins have a joint similar to an elbow, so it looks like a frog’s arm. They do not move that much, but when they do, they walk rather than swim.

Frogs that whistle “like sound effects from Star Trek” have been discovered by scientists. Most people would associate frogs with croaking, but the newly identified animals in Madagascar, an ...

A tiny burrowing frog that lives underground in the Amazon, known to local people as the 'tapir frog' because its long nose, has been given an official scientific description for the first time.

Dodging fire-ants, snakes and millions of nighttime creepy-crawlies, a group of trekkers advances through the humid Bornean ...

What began as two frogs Ms Larke lives in the tourist town of Broome in Western Australia's Kimberley, where residents have been inundated with long-footed frogs swimming in their pools.

Katmai National Park and Preserve rangers captured a photo of a bear sitting on a rock in a frog-like stance. People said it looked like a giant teddy bear.

“I think I’ll swim in the creek this morning,” a man said as he filmed his pool being taken over by frogs.