Frogs in Alaska

Not many frogs call Alaska home because of how cold the state is. However, some find a way to overcome the frigid weather and live there regardless. For instance, the wood frog freezes over two-thirds of their bodies for about seven months to preserve itself and thaws when it’s warmer.

Frogs and Toads of Alaska

Tree Frogs and Their Allies

• Pacific Tree Frog

True Frogs

• Columbia Spotted Frog
• Wood Frog

True Toads

• Boreal Toad
• Western Toad

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