In its new crowd-pleaser of a show, "Frogs: A Chorus of Colors," the American Museum of Natural History in New York highlights a range of freaky amphibians, ... to the Vietnamese moss frog, ...

The silver-eyed species was discovered in a remote alpine meadow in Papua New Guinea’s Star Mountains, according to a study.

The name comes from the frog’s unique physique, which truly looks exactly like moss. These frogs are very aquatic and arboreal, Edgar said. The sticky pads on their feet act ...

AT HOME IN the flooded caves of northern Vietnam and China, the mossy frog (Theloderma corticale) owes its survival to its brilliant camouflage.With warty skin of green, brown, and the occasional red, ...

Is he cute or covered in warts? You can learn more about this mossy frog and 15 other exotic species that will be part of a "Year of the Frog" exhibit at John Ball Zoo. The exhibit, opening April ...

Mossy Frog. The mossy frog is native to northern Vietnam and southern China. One thing all these regions share is their climate. Mossy frogs thrive in evergreen rainforests, which provide plenty ...

Mossy Frogs have been described as having one of the 'best camouflages' of the amphibian world. Covered with mottled green and brown skin, the Vietnamese animals are almost indistinguishable from ...

The warmth of the frogs’ resting places was due to the blanketing effect of moss, leaves, and 18 inches of snow that slowed the escape of the earth’s warmth, Barnes said.

The "Frogs: Nature's Messenger" exhibition includes frogs from all over the world who have hopped their way into this temporary home until Sunday, April 27th.