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Frogs and Toads

  • Green-and-black Poison Dart Frog
  • Mountain Chicken
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  • Tomato Frog

Frogs and Toads

Green-and-black Poison Dart Frog

Mountain Chicken

Puerto Rican Crested Toad

Tomato Frog

Tomato frogTomato frog
Photo by Chuck Dresner
Horned marsupial frogHorned marsupial frog
Photo donated to Saint Louis Zoo
Puerto Rican crested toadPuerto Rican crested toad
Photo by Chuck Dresner
Glass frogGlass frog, Centrolenidae sp.
Photo by Dr. Luis Coloma

Amphibians at Our Zoo

Want to see some of the world's most poisonous frogs? Giant salamanders? Amphibians that look like enormous worms? You'll find these amphibians, and dozens more, at various locations at the Saint Louis Zoo.

You can see many frogs, toads, newts, and salamanders in the Herpetarium.

From Our Blog

  • Frog Blog: My Ecuadorian Travels Part IV
  • Frog Blog: My Ecuadorian Travels Part III
  • Frog Blog: My Ecuadorian Travels Part II
  • Frog Blog: My Ecuadorian Travels.
  • A Disappearing Act - Saving Frogs in Ecuador
  • The World's Most Frog-diverse Nation is Losing Its Beautiful Creatures
  • Stop the Spread of Potentially Catastrophic, Toxic Toads!

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