Frog, Toad and Tree Frog Puzzles
Fifteen scenes, from garden ponds to the rainforest.
- tree frog puzzles: a red-eyed tree frog, a green tree frog on a hibiscus, a banana leaf, orchids, the night jungle and rainforest rain.
Other frogs: a frog on a lily pad, a bullfrog at the lake edge, a spring marsh chorus, frogs in a garden pond at dusk, a frog in the rain, a paradise pond, poison dart frogs of the rainforest, a toad on a mossy log and a collage of frogs of the world.
Which Piece Count? Green on green is the challenge here. At 500 pieces the frog stands out; at 1000, pond water and leaves become the main work.
You might also like our dragonfly puzzles and salamander puzzles, or browse all reptile and amphibian puzzles.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a frog a reptile?
No. Frogs are amphibians: they have moist skin, and most begin life in water as tadpoles.
What is the difference between a frog and a toad?
Toads are frogs too. The word usually describes species with dry, bumpy skin and shorter legs that spend more time on land.
Why are poison dart frogs so colorful?
Their bright colors warn predators that their skin is toxic, so other animals learn to leave them alone.
