Cricket frogs, native to Virginia and North Carolina, demonstrate an incredible ability to skitter across water surfaces, ...

In their studies, Socha's team members found that popular opinions generally state that the frog crosses the water without sinking, but doing so might still require a highly specialized anatomy.

Cricket frogs can’t walk (or hop) on water like once thought. Their bodies sink below the surface between successive jumps, researchers report in the November Journal of Experimental Biology.

The strawberry poison dart frog has a bright red colour on its body and black spots, and some have blue-coloured feet that make them pop out in their surroundings ...

How do they do it? In their studies, Socha's team members found that popular opinions generally state that the frog crosses the water without sinking, but doing so might still require a highly ...

However, the red-backed salamander has surmounted all possible obstacles to become D.C.’s official amphibian. Students from Powell Bilingual Elementary School testified last September before the ...

By Mekado Murphy ‘The Room Next Door’ | Anatomy of a Scene Pedro Almodóvar narrates a sequence from his film starring Julianne Moore and Tilda Swinton. By Mekado Murphy ‘Wicked ...

Unlike stingrays, which use their tails for defense, cownose rays rely on theirs as an extension of their lateral line sensory system, allowing them to sense predators even when they cannot see them.

Are you as smooth as a newt, or as brave as a frog? Answer some fun questions and find out your amphibious personality by taking the quiz above, good luck!

While many people are motivated to work their backside to achieve aesthetic goals, having strong glutes is important for much bigger reasons. The glute muscles help us walk and mo ...

A pair of marine biologists at Harvard University has found that one of the main purposes of the cownose ray's tail is to ...