That lets frog eardrums pick up sound from outside the ear and also ... between the two most prominent frequencies of a male green tree frog’s croak, suggesting that inflated lungs don’t ...

In the lab, the laser vibrometer showed that the female green tree frog’s lungs only resonated in response to sounds at frequencies between 1400 to 2200 hertz. When the lungs resonated ...

We measured the transmission of sound through both eardrums and lungs in female green tree frogs using laser vibrometry – a technique to measure the vibration of lungs and eardrum and local ...

The green-eyed tree frog has adapted its appearance to blend in with the moss-covered rain forests of Queensland, Australia. The frogs' coloration and markings vary with their specific habitat ...

The call of the male green tree frog (Norman Lee) In an experiment, Lee used an instrument called a laser Doppler vibrometer to directly measure how the frog's lungs and ears respond to sound.

Although it might be hard to steal a glimpse of the red-eyed green tree frog, the amphibian makes itself known thanks to its distinct call. Males communicate from deep within the vegetation near ponds ...

An Australian woman accidentally mowed over a green tree frog in her lawn. This two-inch green tree frog was accidentally mowed over by a lawn mower in Mt. Isa, a city in Queensland, Australia.