A tiny web pond dedicated to the world's friendliest amphibian.
🎯 Tap the frog to make it jump and bite a fly. Catch flies for points — let 3 escape and the game's over. Tap the water for ripples, and tap the lily pads to make them bob.
Champion jumpers! A frog's back legs can launch it up to 20 times its own body length.
Their eyes bulge to swallow their food — they push food down with their eyeballs. Yes, really!
Frogs breathe through their skin too — some can even hibernate underwater all winter.
Gulp, gulp, gulp — frogs swallow with their eyes closed and their eardrums on the outside of their heads.
The frozen wood frog can have 65% of its body freeze solid — then hop away in the spring!
There are about 7,000 species of frogs and toads hopping across every continent except Antarctica.
Typical jump distances (honed by millions of years of snack-chasing):
Test your amphibian knowledge! Answer 5 questions and see your score.
Live synthesized ribbits, straight from the Web Audio API — no audio files, just pure oscillator math.