Brown Tree Frogs love hanging out in Manningham. They eat bugs, like pesky mosquitos and flies in our gardens. If you have frogs croaking in your garden, it means you have a healthy place for them to live. Frogs absorb moisture and breathe through their skins, so they’re highly susceptible to pollution in the water. Be careful with what goes down your drains and we can protect our important little frogs. Learn all about Manningham’s unique local wildlife and environment with TV Zoologist Chris H

Tree frog tadpoles develop on leaves before they hatch and jump into the water. | National Geographic