Top 5 WEIRDEST Frogs at Snake Discovery!

[@pamb6343]

Missed the opportunity to put the Bird Poop Frogs at #2 😏

[@VixeyDimera]

😂😂😂😂

[@Annie_Annie__]

This made me laugh like I’m 12-years-old again. Lol.

[@Wingedshadowwolf]

took me a few seconds, but I got there!🤣

[@thesnarkycatt]

damn good one haha... I never even thought of that lol 🤣🤣🤣

[@paigemorabito4770]

Ohhhh lol

[@toast1boy]

All hail the Hypno Toad.

[@Kakashi-san]

She should named him Jabba the hut or just Jabba

[@somesortofjam5231]

all glory to the hypno toad

[@emilybieniek2052]

Hypno toad...hypno toad....hypno toad

[@susanwahl6322]

I love the Hypno Frog!🐲🐸

[@danh8152]

Hypnooooooo

[@janeilnold5863]

The mossy frog starting to call in response to the video was super cute!

[@windyface9383]

Even cooler thing about the glass frog is, since they don't have transparent blood, apparently in the daytime they go in a kind of hibernation state that will lower how much blood is visible under them!

[@sandskrohn5569]

Cool!

[@Just1Nora]

Yeah, I saw a video from an amphibian dude on yt and he showed that, which is so cool to see.

[@Annie_Annie__]

I love glass frogs. I could watch them for hours. The fact that you can see the individual chambers of their tiny hearts beating fascinates me.

[@Just_Deven]

When they sleep, they actually actively hide their blood! I believe most of it goes into their kidneys, which are coated in a reflected material called guanine! When they get pumped up, their blood is visible throughout their bodies.

[@wsn111]

Yes! Came here to say that. Nature, you so weird.

[@PauloCesarLira5]

I love the fact the leaf frog doesn't go through a metamorphosis. I would have never guess there are frogs that doesn't go through a tadpole phase... Like... What?? I loved it! Hahahah

[@FreedomAnderson]

There are Toad species that do not go through metamorphosis as well.

[@teijaflink2226]

I can't believe how cool frogs are, I absolutely fascinated by their different camouflages too

[@resurgam_b7]

Frogs are just one of the cutest animals ever. They have such a variety of shapes, textures and sizes, but they are almost all adorable!

[@Catywonkus]

Snake Discovery is no more…HELLOO FROG DISCOVERY

[@danh8152]

Hahaha

[@sophiekonola5486]

Amphibian discovery lol

[@stephanietakasaki2250]

LOL

[@Red_ready_girl_5]

lol

[@sillysayre]

hahaha❤😂

[@angelagerrand9446]

Fun fact: New Zealand has 4 native frog species, none of them croak because they have no eardrums and 3 of the 4 don’t have a tadpole stage!

[@amandastakeonit7402]

Wow!! New Zealand has some weird animals!! I hope they are all protected!

[@3cc3ntr1c1ty]

@@amandastakeonit7402there are ongoing efforts but they don’t seem to be enough yet. Their numbers are still declining with some at critical level.

[@Mylazxzxzz]

Wow 😲❤

[@Mothobius]

Why cant australia and its surrounding brethren just have regular animals

[@angelagerrand9446]

@@Mothobius where’s the fun in that? 😂

[@laylab17139]

The vietnamese mossy frogs camouflage is absolutely amazing. Me and my family saw them at an aquarium and were amazed at how well the camouflage worked. It took us way too long to realize that none of the moss on the tree was ACTUALLY moss.

[@austinrestovic]

Me clicking this thumbnail: "Oh, cool a frog video." Me, the first 5 seconds of the video: "CHUNGUS FWOG!!!"

[@Heterogeneity]

ALL HAIL THE HYPNOFWOG

[@YTDaimera]

The mossy tree frog responding to the video made me legit tear up from the cuteness.

[@kiwihounds9929]

The New Zealand Native frogs are weird little guys, no external eardrum, round eyes and don't croak. Two species also don't have a tadpole stage. Male Archey's frogs carry the froglets on their back its super cute.

[@larryboysen5911]

Frogs and toads are among my favorite species...very cute and neat creatures! He looks like a cute broach on your shirt, glass froggies are neat! The Hairy Frog is one for your collection! Your African Bullfrog looks both serious and somewhat bored, but can they eat!!!

[@rosenewbie2773]

You showed us the bird poop frogs briefly in a snake video. You were having trouble getting a snake to eat and looked up which frogs you have that overlap that snake's range in the wild, then rubbed a frozen thawed mouse over the frogs to scent it. If I remember correctly, the trick worked. I just can't remember how long ago you posted the video or what species of snake it was.

[@emilyelizabethbuchanan998]

False water cobra. They are native to South America

[@rosenewbie2773]

@@emilyelizabethbuchanan998 Thank you! I'll have to rewatch that video.

[@dothebunnyhop4026]

Glass frogs are one of my favorites! I love their nickname, the forbidden gummy frog

[@Candy_of_the_rotton_variety]

Forbidden snack 😋

[@user-gq2bv1dq4x]

Mossy tree frogs sound almost like the guinea pigs chatting/exploring noise! 8:46

[@TobaOni]

I have dart frogs (spotted poison frog). Not really weird but beautiful and active during the day and I love watching them in their bioactive house.

[@bluemonster45432]

I love the Glass frog and I totally agree with the frogs you put in the video. I had a lot of fun watching this with my mom and brother.

[@Ehhfloral]

Hi Emily and Ed I've been watching you guys for YEARS now and I just wanna thank you for making great memories about my childhood and snakes :) I appreciate you guys keep doing what your doing!!

[@beyedoc]

Guys guess what? I'm 36 years old and getting a pet I never thought I'd have: a snake! I have been a lifelong animal lover, collecting inverts as a child and having dogs, cats, fish, and frogs as pets. I never was overly afraid of snakes, but I never saw their appeal as a pet until I saw a hognose and have been learning to understand snake behavior from your videos. Well now I've put down a deposit, bought all her stuff, and plan for her to arrive in April!

[@amandastakeonit7402]

Congratulations. Please watch all the videos you can on hognoses. They are NOT easy pets, especially as a first time snake keeper.

[@beyedoc]

@amandastakeonit7402 Thanks! I've been watching and reading a lot even before making the decision, have a great breeder who has been answering a lot of questions, joined a group of hoggie owners, chosen one who's a good eater and enjoys being handled...I want to do things right!

[@eklectiktoni]

Congrats!

[@eeltenaj19]

How is it going with your new snake?

[@beyedoc]

@eeltenaj19 Thanks for asking. Great! So far he has eaten frozen thawed every meal, had a successful shed, and is getting used to me holding him. He definitely adds a new and interesting element to my life! I ended up getting a male due to the adult size difference. He's an albino toffee conda and really pretty!

[@Firefly-Simp-HSR]

I have to agree on the comparison between mossy frog calls and bald eagles, bald eagles sound like an intoxicated seagull

[@AlcheaNemesis]

that shape on animals like the eared frog helps enhance hearing in general (it's the reason owls have a flat face, underneat the feathers the face shape acts as a parabola that helps them hear better), so I would guess that's the reason! Quite literally a ear extension!

[@OMGitsaClaire]

Slightly off topic, but it was mentioned: I used to work somewhere that had a large bald eagle population and I’ve always thought they sounded like squeaky screen doors. Very akin to a rusty hinge.

[@MsTreefox]

I got a glass frog recently and I love it soooo much!!! He's so adorable when he falls asleep and just becomes a blob

[@sheamagnus6826]

Seeing how the mossy frog reacted, have y'all ever played recordings of all of your animals to each other to see how they react? Like has Rex ever heard a gator that's not herself? I feel like that could be fun to see what they do, if anything

[@Lilith-Rose]

I second this as a great potential video idea

[@chuckthebrindlepittie6820]

​@@Lilith-RoseDarling Rex. Would be lovely to hear her express herself!! It seems like she is no longer a family pet, to be handled and cherished, but more of a zoo spectacle.

[@anonview]

I knew the glass frog was gonna be in this video. They're just so unique. That moss frog, though, so generous and polite! It was kind enough to share with us the song of its people. 😊

[@2springs3winters5]

Not a very feasible pet frog, but the weirdest frog I know is the Brazilian tree frog (xenohyla truncata) which is the world's only known fruit-eating frog!

[@safaiaryu12]

Oh that was really fun!! Love it! Really enjoyed the eared frog in particular, the tiger stripes and wood texture on its back are REALLY neat!

[@happyhabitats9853]

As an animal KZbinr I know how hard it is to run a channel like editing, thumbnail making, and film while caring for more than one animal. The fact that ur able to post every 3 days is admirable. Seriously I started making thumbnails today. I’m eagerly waiting for summer bc big channel changes are coming but I’m running out of ideas. Seriously 👏 good job.

[@Crim5onCr0w]

The weirdest frog for me are Surinam toads, they are so cool. I know Tanner Serpa has a pair, I love their enclosure builds

[@mildredpadilla5734]

I love the way frog suction toes feel on my hand…but it’s not just their toes that I love,❤❤❤ I love frogs 🐸 period. I wish I could have them all.

[@AndrianTimeswift]

Something really cool about glass frogs is that they can change how transparent they are, and even have the ability to make the edges of their bodies look blurry! This makes them really good at blending into the leaves they hide on.

[@sarahfjeld4267]

I love the bird poop frogs!!! Saw them at your zoo and I thought they were just so cool and the name is hilarious.

[@waxwinged_hound]

8:44 really reminded me of a zebra for some reason. That weird barking whinny thing they do?

[@alicecain4851]

If I ever get to your store, I'll make sure to get in on that night hike! Sounds like so much fun.

[@MelkiorMonster]

As someone who keeps glass/ghost shrimp and adores the little dudes so much SEE-THROUGH ANIMALS ARE SO WEIRD AND REALLY COOL!

[@Axolotlluver27]

YAY! SNAKE DISCOVERY POSTED!!!!! ❤❤❤❤

[@pizzagal7]

I absolutely adore green tree frogs! I live in far north Queensland, and with the rain we have had this wet season, the frogs have gone crazy! I opened my front door last night and realised that there were young green tree frogs all over my door (plus the one I sort of stood on 😢).

[@bluestar0036]

I love your 5 weirdest frogs! I’m actually a frog owner myself and have 2 aquatic frogs! The species name is called African Clawed Frogs. They live fully in water and don’t need land. I had one for 10years. I also have owned Tomato frogs from Madagascar. I think these frogs would make a nice addition to your zoo! My favorite Frog on your list would have to be the Leaf Litter Frog- I find it fascinating that they skip the tadpole stage and go right into looking like adults! Thank you for showing off your frogs and hope to see more soon!

[@claragreenfield6317]

Yas! Bedtime snake discovery video! I love how your update time fits so often with me going to bed. It's like a nice, fun and teaching bedtime story :D

[@annmariewilso3016]

I think the Purple frog/Pig nose frog is the weirdest frog. Its found in india. It lives underground primarily. It only comes out in the for the 2 weeks of monsoon rain season to mate. It would be cool if you had it and had it in an under ground home with clear glass to see whats underground. Kinda like an ant farm . 😊

[@atimidbirb]

I LOOOOVE the glass frogs, they look unreal! Like little glass figurines come to life!

[@AmandaMitting]

Loved these different frogs but you need to check out the Australian Motorbike frog which is native and only found in my corner of Australia in the South West of Western Australia. It's named the Motorbike frog for a reason, it sounds just like a revving Motorbike going through gear changes. Can quite often be mistaken for an actual Motorbike as they can get quite loud!! Most amazing sound to listen too, especially from a frog!!

[@Littlewings1211]

Those glass frogs are the cutest little guys ever! It genuinely looks like Emily is wearing a little froggy pin! So tiny! I want an army of them! 😂

[@annswarmfuzzies]

I was at snake discovery Monday and I saw all of these!!! I love this so much!!! 💕💜

[@elizabethdone7654]

I love frogs! I appreciate all your videos and I love to share you educational content with my 3 year old as well. Thank you

[@SadiesSickSadWorld]

Here in Australia we have a bird poop spider. I had no idea there were bird poop frogs too! It's a neat survival tactic. The bird poop spider lays eggs in eggsacs that look like marbles. We had one in a tree out the front and it had 3 marble sized , shaped and coloured eggsacs. Was very interested checking in on it! I noticed it by itself first and then it proceeded to lay it's eggsacs one by one over the next few weeks.

[@Sev.rosette]

I'm glad you guys have glass frogs too, they are the cutest! I have reticulated and Northern glass frogs, I'm hoping to become a breeder up here in Canada 🐸

[@ThePhoenixUnderwater]

Wild froggos!!!!! So cool!!!! I hope you keep doing videos like this, I want to see all the wierd stuff!!!! Emily, you are hilarious!!!!! You are one of very few KZbinrs who make me laugh so hard it hurts!!!!!

[@78zapa]

Hi ed and Emily we are from the uk , my little girls is 4 with complex disabilities and loves watching your videos if she’s having a melt down or coming out of a seizure I put on one of your videos and it instantly calms her down , hopes to work with animals one day we love your videos ❤

[@theregfan40]

A question... all animals, or perhaps herpetologist like Emily and Ed?

[@Vickie-Bligh]

Gahhhh I so want to visit your zoo. Maybe one day. Thanks Ed & Emily for sharing your menagerie with us all, especially those of us many miles away.

[@kathleenmcintoshclark8473]

❤ missed you this weekend. Can’t wait for the video

[@lailinshale]

I'd LOVE an invertebrates video soon! Cool bugs of snake dicovery

[@mausmail6907]

Aw, the little glas frog fit perfectly on Emilys shirt 😍 I absolutely agree that they are no. 1 on your list!

[@aimee1177]

The Soloman frog actually had veining on it that looked like leaves-really cool.

[@sheilakennedy5405]

you guys are right up there with Discovery Channel and Animal planet

[@pippastrelle]

So many species of frogs I never imagined. The firing up of the Borneo Eared Frog? So fascinating! I adore your showcases of different species.

[@musician200X]

My fiance and I are so into frogs. We got our first frog together (I've kept toads and whites tree frogs in the past) last weekend at a reptile expo and he's one of my fiance's dream spieces, the pixie frog. Thank you for your love of frogs and amphibians.

[@Splintz246]

I found where you got your ring LOL I'm literally ordering one on Thursday haha I love hog noses they're so cute also all hail Hypnotoad thanks for the great video Emily and Ed!!!

[@cutencurly9019]

Immediately seeing my fav when I start this video! Hypno the Hutt!!! Lol I love the Star Wars references when he’s featured on the channel.

[@gwendolenshepard9124]

Thank you for showing these frogs. Loved seeing them. I get excited every spring when our spring peepers start calling. (Local tree frog name) Spring isn't here until they come out in my mind. This year we had such mild weather early, that I've already got my joy.

[@AaronnaPhiliou]

Listening to the mossy frog call, I couldn't help but picture the desert rain frog... They have no necks... And they have the cutest little screams.

[@Phil.4.13]

I enjoyed seeing your weirdest frogs. I love your hognose ring, Emily!

[@slateportraichu5416]

These fwogs are super amazing=3 Thank you for the educational video=)

[@Parasiteve]

I love how animals have certain camo and it just works. Like nature knew wtf it was doing with those bird poop frogs lol. Its amazing how much they look like bird poop. If i was there looking at em id be screaming at how cool they are. Jumping up and down too lol OMG THE LEAF FROG AND MOSS ONE TOO! i wanna work here sooooooo bad. No degree but a shet ton of experience lol

[@kuceracm]

Who else literally drops everything when Snake Discovery posts?

[@friday7408]

The vietnamese mossy frog is my favorite 🥹 they are adorable! I’m so excited to hear that you have some!

[@JW-frog]

Frogs have been my favorite animal since 4 years old. Later I became fascinated with reptiles thanks largely to this channel.

[@mildredpadilla5734]

#2 I love you ❤❤❤snake discovery……you guys are the cutest educational you tubers out there…..

[@leahparadox]

All hail the hypnotoad! 🤩 The best!

[@lovelylittlesteamboat5498]

Fun fact, march 20th is International frog day and where I'm at its already the 20th so your timing is perfect! Happy frog day everyone!!!

[@Eliseicle]

March 20th is my bday 😂

[@Echo_Reyes]

Oh, glory to the Hypno toad

[@Ursus9]

I love this video! I would like to see more videos on frogs from you 🐸 Have a nice day/night! 😘

[@Flyingpapaya]

I'm a local who has purchased 8 spiders from ya guys, and one pacman frog. Thank you for being here!

[@TheSeptemberRose]

Camouflage in Nature always blows my mind!

[@oncearosestudios]

What about that species that has their eggs on their back until they hatch? That would be a very cool one to see! I looked it up. It is the Suriname Toad. So, not a frog. But it would still be pretty awesome!

[@Loaf-wo6np]

The frogs are sooo cute their cuteness beats their interesting abilities 🥰

[@rebeccalyons1544]

7:45 Stahp looking at my bellah!

[@shellharkess4357]

I love your channel. I loved how that frog reacted to the sound on your phone. I would love to see a video of you making the sounds of animals to see how they would react. Thanks again. Can't wait till its hatching time.

[@carolinpetersen6894]

I love how the mossy frog responded to the video. Could you imagine if they were just trash-talking? lol

[@VictoriaWalker8]

The mossy frog is SO PRETTY, and the glass frog is SO CUTE 🤏

[@Callicyanous]

Ok but clearly we need a glass frog pin bc little dude is crazy cute just vibing on emily's shirt!! Also the leaf frogs are terrestrial and don't have a tadpole stage?? Y'all just introduced a whole new dimension to my solomon island biotope daydream 😂

[@susanwahl6322]

I look forward to seeing your show! But then I have to wait for a couple of days until the next one.

[@sewfastdancer]

I would love to see a video about all the animals that glow under black light. I recently learned that American possums glow pink under black light.

[@SpringStarFangirl]

And platypuses will glow teal.

[@LilMac-q9x]

I’m obsessed with glass frogs. I’v been studying on them for a while. Their transparent skin is so cool.

[@sarahwilkerson85]

I'd have to say my favorite of those frogs was the big squishy faced frog you were holding in the beginning of the video.

[@Zombiechi-cz2ek]

The power of these frogs r absolutely adorable! I’m ready for more videos also especially more on babies!@.@!

[@johnmichaelchance1151]

I can’t help but laugh whenever I think of this. A frog literally saw a bird poop on a leaf and thought, “Hold on a second, that gives me an idea.”

[@evaceratops]

we’ve got a couple mossy frogs at the aquarium where i volunteer and i can’t even find them half the time! their camouflage is incredible

[@blackfirehedgehog7725]

Frogs are fantastic. I've seen a few videos with glass frogs, they're absolutely adorable

[@marianneverster129]

Can you please film the life cycle of these frogs? I enjoyed the milk frog video and would love to see these as well.

[@kaitlyn689]

The mossy frog reacting to the frog call in the video was amazing! Super cute lol I wonder what they were saying 😆

[@stalecheerio1192]

i absolutely love the pumpkin toadlet. so small that its inner ear fluid can’t help it balance, so it just jumps and hopes for the best.

[@stalecheerio1192]

it also will call out, but again, the ear canals are so small that they physically cannot hear other toadlet calls. so it just yells out into the void.

[@julianakeim4574]

I LOVE FROG DISCOVERY

[@leahpetrick6958]

Weird frogs , loved the extra at the end

[@lindsyfish6704]

I've got a few recs for weird frogs! The hairy frog (breaks its own bones as a self-defense) The waxy monkey tree frog too.

[@celticthunderfan16]

I love the bird poop frogs! A few months ago, my husband and I were at the zoo, and we watched them do the cutest little shimmies as they settled on their leaves.

[@vickygonzales1341]

I love these frogs! I love the Puerto Rican Coqui. They are tiny in size, the size of yiur pinky nail. But their song is beautiful. They sing from 6pm to 6am. They are called Coqui because they sound like they are saying Coqui....my favorites are the ones that sound like they can't get started...Co Co Co Coqui! Maybe you can try to get some of those for your zoo. You would absolutely love em ❤

[@boges11]

Some Surinam toads would look cool in the Zoo. Pretty much totally aquatic and give "birth" through the skin on their backs.

[@369franceswood]

Love your videos