Tiger frog: relatively large in size and with rough skin on its back. Spiny frog: It is a wild frog species unique to my country. The frog has a wide distribution range and is the most abundant among amphibians. Black-spotted frog: The skin on the back is rough and has obvious dorsal folds. Golden-threaded frog: a unique frog species widely distributed in my country.

Introduction to the types of frogs

1. Tiger frog

Tiger frog is a member of the genus Tiger Frog of the family Tritonidae. A species of frog that is relatively large in size. The length of male frogs is 98 mm and the length of female frogs is 121 mm. The skin on the back is rough and has unevenly distributed longitudinal skin ribs, which are usually yellow-green or brown.

2. Spiny frog

Spiny frog is also called stone scale, stone chicken, etc. It is a unique wild frog species in my country. It is an aquatic type and also It likes to live in caves and is mainly distributed in warm areas in the south. It has small round warts on its limbs, back and sides, and there are scattered small black spines on the warts.

3. Frog

Frog is a small frog species in the family Anuridae. It is widely distributed and is the most numerous amphibian. , with a body size of less than 4 cm, currently there are 65 genera and more than 300 species. They usually inhabit paddy fields, puddles, nurseries and other places.

4. Black-spotted frog

The black-spotted frog is an amphibian frog of the genus Pleurotus, with rough skin on its back and obvious dorsal folds. There are also vertical skin edges between the folds, and there are round warts and moles on the back. The color of the back of the body is usually light green, dark green, gray brown, etc., with black markings.

5. Golden-threaded Frog

The Golden-threaded Frog is a unique frog species widely distributed in my country. It is relatively fat and the adult body length is 50 meters. mm, the back is green with black spots and striped brown spots, and there are white or light green dorsal folds on the sides of the body. The male frog is smaller than the female frog.