Southwest Reptiles and Amphibians
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American Bullfrog - Lithobates catesbeianus
(Shaw, 1802)(= Rana catesbeiana)
Listen to this frog: A short example
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| Sub-adult, Cochise County, Arizona | Sub-adult, Cochise County, Arizona | Sub-adults, Cochise County, Arizona |
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| Sub-adults, Cochise County, Arizona |
Sub-adults, Cochise County, Arizona | |
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| Habitat, Cochise County, Arizona |
Habitat, Cochise County, Arizona | |
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| Views of several bullfrogs in ponds and creeks. |
Although they are quick to swim to the bottom when first approached, American Bullfrog tadpoles will usually calm down and resuface, where they slowly swim, float, and socialize. | A large male Bullfrog calls at night from a lake in Arizona. |
Southwest Reptiles & Amphibians
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