Figure 3: The same juvenile American tree frog as in Figs. 1 and 2, showing a swollen, ecchymotic left front leg that extends from its scapular to toes. We decided to treat this frog with topical ...

A juvenile American tree frog (Hyla ... the left front leg lesion. Microscopically, we did not see any signs of fungal infestation, but multiple bacteria and a few white and red blood cells ...

They are also distinguishable by a row of skin flaps along their arms and legs, which resembles a serrated knife. Green-eyed tree frogs are abundant in the rugged wet tropics of northeast ...

Moreover, like most aquatic frogs in captivity, African clawed frogs are prone to red-leg disease. This is a parasitic ...

Experts agree: Mark Twain's favorite amphibian, “The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County,” is none other than the California red-legged frog. Once so common it was a staple cuisine, California ...