Rana berlandieri 2. This frog is found in arid regions, often near brooks, creeks, or streams. It may also be near cattle irrigation tanks. It is nocturnal and burrows to avoid the heat of the sun. It feeds on a variety of insects and anything smaller than itself.
Breeding takes place all year with rain.
Egg masses are laid in water and attached to vegetation. In North America, this frog is found in Texas and Northeast Mexico. In Texas, it is found throughout Central, West and South Texas. This project funded by the University of Texas College of Natural Sciences and the Texas Memorial Museum . Comments welcome .