Of course, there are frogs that take jumping to a whole other level, like the gliding tree frog. It’s not flying, but it’s certainly falling with style. [music] ScienceTake.

“The ability to jump at a wide range of angles is probably very important to this species as they hunt insects in trees at night and need to be able to move around in a complex, 3D environment ...

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Complexity of frogs' legs revealed in 3D Research published in the Journal of Experimental biology has revealed the unique structure of frogs' legs, which gives the amphibian an amazing jump range.

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Above ground, black rain frogs — which are about 1.6 to 2 inches (4 to 5 centimeters) long — run or walk, rather than hop: "Their legs are very short, and their bodies round," Tarrant said.