and can attract wildlife like frogs and species of birds to your yard. However, your pond can't be considered complete until you've surrounded it with water plants. Although most plants don't like ...

The world's amphibians are in trouble. Because of their sensitivity to climate change, habitat loss, and pollution, they may ...

Frogs also usually hibernate on land ... Yet succession continues and many ponds are being filled in on purpose or overtaken by invasive plants, so pond species have nowhere to go. Many ponds are ...

Natural ponds come and go. They fill up when it’s wet and empty when it’s dry. Pond wildlife has learnt to live in these changeable worlds in remarkable ways. Life can thrive in temporary ponds, human ...

RANGE: Formerly, the frog occurred in the Coastal Plain from Alabama to Mississippi and Louisiana, but it now exists in only three ponds in Mississippi: Glen's Pond, Mike's Pond (50 miles east of Glen ...