"The Western chorus frog sounds a lot like if you ran your fingernail across the teeth of a comb," Salehpour explains. The Western chorus frog is about the same size as the spring peeper and likes ...

Western chorus frogs require temporary wetlands or shallow ponds without fish to breed. Hundreds of male chorus frogs pack into these small wetland depressions or ponds to sing their hearts out in ...

Quebec’s smallest frog, the western chorus now has a new home spanning 24 hectares, this land is dedicated to preserving its habitat and ensuring its survival. The Nature Conservancy of Canada ...

However, conservationists like Tommy Montpetit say that's not enough to protect the western chorus frog. "What they're doing, basically, is annihilating the population that exists there," he said.