(LOS ANGELES) -- An invasive species of tiny but loud frogs has been keeping residents in Southern California up at night.The coqui frog, a small tree frog native to Puerto Rico and more ...

An influx of Puerto Rican coqui frogs in Hawaii has some residents longing for an uninterrupted night's sleep. Liane talks about the invasion with Nilton Matayoshi, chief for the Chemical ...

Even though S. orejuela is larger than most other glass frogs, it calls at a much higher pitch, suggesting this is an adaptation to living near loud waterfalls.

Although one individual frog might not be too loud, a group of calling males, a large chorus, can be “absolutely deafening,” Schwenk said. “I recently brought my herpetology class down to the Fenton ...

Spring in Indiana includes the loud chorus of the Spring Peeper frog. On a warm day the amphibian can be heard at Beanblossom Bottoms Nature Preserve.

Frogs and toads fill the air with a loud chorus on summer evenings, especially following wet weather. But you may have to see them with your ears!

"Those loud insects sounding off at night this time of year are neither cicadas (which only sound off during the day) nor tree frogs," Costa said. "They are katydids, a type of grasshopper." ...

On any given night, where the temperatures is above freezing, the frogs are calling. The first frogs to call in spring are the western chorus frogs (Pseudacris triseriata), often while there is ...

Even though S. orejuela is larger than most other glass frogs, it calls at a much higher pitch, suggesting this is an adaptation to living near loud waterfalls.