Frog Screams Have a Secondary Purpose Not only have frogs evolved to scream and scare, but it turns out these sounds might have another purpose. According to BBC Wildlife, these screams can do ...

[Related: New proto-amphibian species named after Kermit the Frog.] Another hypothesis is that this amphibian scream is meant to draw another animal to attack the predator threatening the amphibian.

Some frogs scream so high that humans can't hear it. Lots of frogs around the world use a scream to scare off predators but scientists have found frogs in the Brazilian Atlantic Forest that can ...

London zoo unveils new exhibit featuring snakes, frogs and crocodile Scientists also suspect that the scream could be a call to attract another animal to attack the predator threatening the leaf ...

Some frogs scream at an ear-splitting volume for other animals but its frequency is inaudible to humans, scientists have discovered. While out in the Amazonian jungle studying frogs, researchers ...

A rain frog’s scream isn’t necessarily a sign that they’re afraid, but more so a means of escape. Loud, high-pitched noises like this one tend to deter predators.

Not only have frogs evolved to scream and scare, but it turns out these sounds might have another purpose. According to BBC Wildlife , these screams can do more than save a frog’s life.