BUDGETT'S FROG

a frog a day keeps the sad away

Budgett's frog, scientifically named Lepidobatrachus laevis, hails from the subtropical regions of South America, specifically Paraguay, Argentina, and Bolivia. Recognized for its unique, flattened circular body and distinctive "smiling" expression resulting from its wide mouth, this small amphibian, reaching lengths of 2 to 4 inches, thrives in and around ponds. Despite their appealing appearance, Budgett's frogs face conservation concerns, primarily due to habitat loss. Enthusiasts are drawn to these captivating creatures, but efforts to protect their habitats are crucial for their survival. Learn more