Wood Frogs habitat. The wood frog is a small amphibian (Lithobates sylvaticus) about 3 inches in length. It has a very retail ...

The wood frog is Yukon's most widespread frog, ranging from the B.C. border north to Old Crow flats, and Bennett said the frogs aren't threatened by habitat loss in the territory.

Wood frogs belong to a group of animals that have the remarkable ability to freeze but not die. To hibernate, ... a habitat type threatened by suburban sprawl.

The next time you declare that you are “freezing to death,” spare a thought for the wood frog who gets so cold in winter that its heart stops beating – but it does not die. Once the spring ...

Wood frogs added their baritone calls to the chorus. ... It is one small segment of a worldwide effort to restore connections between fragmented habitats and to keep animals from becoming roadkill.

When mating season arrives, these frogs melt. Wood frogs spend the winter in a remarkable state: frozen, yet still alive. Once they thaw in spring, they head for ponds to find breeding partners.

Amphibians face increasing risks from habitat loss, climate change, pollution and emerging diseases. One such disease, ranavirus, has been linked to mass die-offs of frogs and salamanders worldwide.

Wood Frogs habitat. The wood frog is a small amphibian (Lithobates sylvaticus) about 3 inches in length. It has a very retail look and has brownish or gray bumpy skin, ...