Frog Clip Art

Frogs, frogs - and yet more frogs! Cartoon frogs, green frogs, poison dart frogs, funny frogs - you name it, and you can find them here.

It may be that a single toad sneaks in between all the frogs, because I don't know that much about frogs and toads, but actually I think I have managed to make only frog pictures here apart from one or two toad clipart like the golden toad below :-)

So what you find here will be mostly cut-outs of frogs, in PNG which means they have a transparent background, and then drawings of frogs which sometimes come with the transparent background, sometimes not. It they are with a not-transparent background, I will write the JPG format above.

You can click the picture you like to see the clip art in it's real size, or you can just click the down-load button to save it to your computer.

About the rules for using my clip art you can read more on the homepage, but it actually sums up to this:

If you use the clip art for your own personal use, you can use it for free and as much as you like.

If you use the clip art for websites, books etc. you can still use it for free, but there is a limitation (homepage again).

Frog Clip Art

 

Brown Tree Frog PNG	Arizona Tree Frog PNG
Underside of frog PNG	Blue frog PNG
Brown frog PNG	Coqui frog invasive to California PNG
Strawberry poison dart frog PNG	Brazilian coastal Tree frog PNG

If you want to read about the frog, this page on Wikipedia is a really great place, and it also has some great small videos of a frog crawling, a frog swimming and frogspawn development. But if you just need the basic there is also the page defenders.org ,

Making these photo-cut-outs of frogs is really nice, the pictures of these little animals are amazing and beautiful. Some of them, even the really, really poisonous, look almost like they are made of some kind of jelly. Like you could eat them, or like the jelly-frogs you can throw at the window and they stay there!

OK, maybe not a very biological way of seeing the frogs, but take a look at the "frog seen from below" or the "frog clip art" in below on this page and say that I am all wrong?

Anyway, back to the more serious frog facts:

Almost all frogs lay their eggs in water, where they hatch into larvae called tadpoles with gills and a tale.
Later the tadpoles metamorphose into adult frogs. There is quite a lot going on in a very short time, approx. 24 hours, but what you can see is the gills disappearing, you can see the legs and finally the tail disappears.
Here are a couple of pictures of frog eggs, a tadpole and a young frog with a stumpy tale. And a drawing of the frog skeleton with numbers and names of the different bones as well a an X-ray picture of a frog.

Wood frog egg mass JPEG	Tadpole with hind legs JPEG

Juvenile frog with tail JPEG

Skeleton of the frog JPEG

X-ray photo of frog JPEG

A Few Frog Poems:

The Frog:

"I saw a little frog,
he was cuter than can be.
He was sitting on a log
and I'm sure he croaked at me!."

Five Green and Freckled Frogs:

"5 green and freckled frogs
sat on a speckled log
eating some most delicious bugs.
Yum! Yum!
One fell into the pool
where it was nice and cool.
Now there are 4 green and freckled frogs
Glub! Glub!

4 green and freckled frogs
etc. "

The Frog Lives in the Pond:

"The frog lives in the pond,
her tongue is oh so long.
It reaches high to catch a fly.
The frog lives in the pond."

And a Haiku Poem:

"An old silent pond .....
A frog jumps into the pond,
splash! Silence again."
~ Matuso Basho

More Frog Clip Art:

Frog seen from below PNG	Blue green frog PNG
Green and orange frog cut-out PNG	Frog clipart PNG
Frog from Burma PNG	Frog PNG
Small green frog PNG	Blue-spotted green frog PNG
Common frog PNG	Froch PNG

Frog silhouettes:

 

Funny frog silhouette PNG	Frog silhouette PNG

Silhouette of jumping frog PNG

As I mentioned above I have difficulties to differentiate between pictures of frogs and pictures of toads, at least sometimes. I actually thought the Golden toad here below was a frog, but no.
So here are a couple of ways to differentiate between them if you have the same problem.

Frogs:
Narrow body
Smooth moist skin, looking a bit "slimy"
Higher, rounder, bulgier eyes
Long hind legs

Toads:
Wide body
Lower, more oval eyes, not so bulgie
Bumpy, rough, dry skin
Shorter legs

And here are a couple of clip art of toads:

Golden Toad PNG	Toad clip art PNG

More Frog Clip Art:

Green tree frog PNG	Green tree frog PNG
Poison dart frogs mating male on top PNG	Yellow poison dart frog PNG
Red eyed tree frog PNG	Red eyed tree frog PNG
Green tree frog PNG	Small blue frog PNG
Green golden Bell frog PNG	Puerto Rican rock frog PNG

Frog Drawings and Cartoon Frogs:

Funny and cute cartoon frog PNG	Cartoon green frog PNG
Funny frog drawing PNG	Grey frog figure PNG
Frog looking at you PNG	Crazy frog PNG
Frog sketch PNG	Cartoon frog with umbrella PNG
Frog Man PNG	Frog reaching for ?
Dancing funny frog PNG	Skeptical frog PNG
Funny frog person PNG	Frog with banner PNG

Frogs have been the motive in so many fairy drawings and paintings, here are a couple. Not to mention images with a princess kissing a frog. You won't get a princess here, but some goblins and fairies.
Also a very beautiful portrait of a frog sitting in a red flower, and an old sketch of frogs by the water.

Sketch of fairies and a frog JPEG

Frogs with goblins and a fairy? JPEG

Frog portrait with flower JPEG

Where Would You Like to Go Next?

Animal Clipart: This is the main page for all the animal clipart, drawings and cut-outs, with an overview.	Pictures of Animals: Lots and lots of pages with photos of different kinds of animals. Find the overview here.
Funny Drawings: Funny drawings of any kind, of monkeys, of funny dogs and even smileys.	Cartoon Drawings of Animals: This is a page where you will find cute and funny cartoon drawings of animals.

 

 

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