Pool Frog
Family Ranidae
Description
The Pool Frog has long hind legs, a short body, webbed digits (fingers and toes), protruding eyes with pupils that open sideways and no tail. Characteristic for this small frog is a light green line over its brown back, it looks very much like its close relative the Edible Frog. Differences include that the Pool Frog has a larger middle foot bump and shorter legs. Frogs breathe through their skin when underwater but are also equipped with lungs for breathing air.
Color
The body is green-brown, their eyes are golden and their bellies are whitish with darker blotches.
Average size
5-9 cm / 0,05 – 0,25 kg, males somewhat smaller than females
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Family Ranidae
Description
The Pool Frog has long hind legs, a short body, webbed digits (fingers and toes), protruding eyes with pupils that open sideways and no tail. Characteristic for this small frog is a light green line over its brown back, it looks very much like its close relative the Edible Frog. Differences include that the Pool Frog has a larger middle foot bump and shorter legs. Frogs breathe through their skin when underwater but are also equipped with lungs for breathing air.
Color
The body is green-brown, their eyes are golden and their bellies are whitish with darker blotches.
Average size
5-9 cm / 0,05 – 0,25 kg, males somewhat smaller than females
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Latin = Rana lessonae
Species' local name
![]() Pool Frog |
![]() Gölgroda |
![]() Leväkatkarapu |
![]() лягушка |
![]() Tiigikonn |
![]() Mažoji kūdrinė varlė |
![]() Baseins varde |
![]() Żaba jeziorkowa |
![]() Kleiner Wasserfrosch |
![]() Pool frøen |