12 frogs read think get curious

Froggy Goodness

You might think a web site called 12 frogs has no business having that name if it isn’t even about frogs. Well, I’ve always loved frogs and I wouldn’t want anyone to feel cheated on that score, so here are some good frog-related links:

• Frogs: A Chorus of Color: from the American Museum of Natural History
• Frogs Home: University of Wisconsin Sea Grant
• FROGS.ORG: the Amphibian Conservation Alliance’s information-rich site with things like a species search, action alerts, and information aimed at kids by age ranges
• Frogs and Toads in Color and Sound: just what it sounds like
• Disappearing Frogs: this article explores the possible role of fungi in frog population declines worldwide.
• The Exploratorium’s Frog Exhibit Online: fun, good-looking, and educational.
• The Frog Page has a good list of biology links.
• The Whole Frog Project: dissect a (digital) frog online.
• A Thousand Friends of Frogs: site by Center for Global Environmental Education
• FROGLAND!: AllAboutFrogs.org
• All about frogs for kids and teachers

updated 2006.05.12