"At the first sign of fire, frogs head for the safety of their wetland or moist underground," Lowe says, adding that this strategy ensures the majority survive. "About a week after the fire we ...

The cool air acts as a natural anesthetic, and the frog will die a painless death, according to Johnson. In the morning, throw the bag away. A Cuban tree frog pokes its head out of a fountain in ...

"It was so cool, it was a really exciting ... according to AWC. The mutant frog had an olive-green poison gland on its head, a few white spots on its back and yellow toe pads, the pictures showed.