Grey tree frog . Ever hear these? | Kyle Underwood photography

One minute you are feeding a critter, the next, the critter is eating you. This green tree frog bit off more than it could chew outside a Queensland property when Penny Kerr attempted to feed it. | storyful

Watch this video with sound! Have you been hearing this sound? It is the hearty, resonating trill of the gray tree frog, which you will most likely hear during the late spring and summer months, especially on warm humid days and nights. Many people unknowingly mistake the frog's loud call for that of a bird, similar to how the call of a wood frog is often mistaken for feeding ducks. The gray tree frog is a true master of camouflage, so it is more often heard than seen. Thanks to Carl Lovisolo fo

Foam party! Not your usual sighting...the nest of the southern foam-nest tree frog, also referred to as a grey foam-nest tree frog (Chiromantis xerampelina). Once the males have managed to attract their female companions, mating occurs. Frogs and toads alike have various ways of doing so, but the common thread is that fertilization is done externally. It’s particularly interesting when it comes to the southern foam-nest tree frog...the male will clasp the female, and so the process begins. The m