It's raining frogs!

OK, it is not really raining frogs, but it is raining a lot this summer and after seeing these frogs, you may feel like it is raining frogs.

The first frogs are at the Atlanta Botanical Garden's frog exhibit. The volunteers feed them crickets or fruit flies depending on the size of the frogs. Many of these tiny frogs are very poisonous in their native habitat, but not in captivity according to the docent at this exhibit. They are from Central and South America.

Dendrobates auratus, green poison dart frog from Costa Rica.

Fringed leaf frog

Blue poison dart frog













The next group of frogs are at the Georgia Aquarium. First there is a skeleton of a Goliath frog. These giant frogs live in Africa. They can be 3 feet long when stretched out.

Amazon milk frog

American bull frog

Waxey monkey frog from Argentine, Paraguay and Bolivia.

Chinese gliding frog South East Asia (Myanmar, Vietnam, Laos)

Well, that covers 4 continents!