It is difficult to imagine frogs living in desert. But this is true. There are about 19 species of frogs that live in desert and mostly in Central Australia. The rainfall in these areas is very scarce and the water bodies completely dry during droughts. This means the amphibians must lay eggs and get the newly born prepared for next dry cycle. Actually these water holding frogs living in such dry areas have adapted themselves where the frog takes water through its skin, digs down into mud when it is…
Frogs that live in desert
