A striking photo captures the moment a venomous green pit viper devours a brown tree frog in a rainforest in Taiwan, as the frog forlornly takes a final gulp of air. The gruesome shot has been ...

Brown tree frogs are a widespread and “commonly encountered” species of frog in southern Australia, according to a study published Feb. 2 in the peer-reviewed journal Zootaxa.

The western laughing tree frog is considered “large,” usually reaching about 1.9 inches in size, the researchers said. It has a creamy white or light brown body and a pattern of yellow, orange ...

The new species of tree frog is found along Australia’s northern coast. Its range stretches across the provinces of Western Australia, the Northern Territory and Queensland, the study said.

The western laughing tree frog is considered “large,” usually reaching about 1.9 inches in size, the researchers said. It has a creamy white or light brown body and a pattern of yellow, orange ...

The snake's prey in this case, a brown tree frog (Polypedates braueri), is a master of camouflage and agility and it typically resides in trees.

The western laughing tree frog is considered “large,” usually reaching about 1.9 inches in size, the researchers said. It has a creamy white or light brown body and a pattern of yellow, orange ...