Few creatures have the patience and superior ambushing skills of the leopard the leopard frog that is.
Leopard frogs are the familiar frogs used in biological studies and are considered true frogs.
Like all true frogs, leopard frogs have smooth, moist skin and a ridge on each side of the body that runs from the eye to the hind legs, separating the back from the sides. All leopard frogs are either brown or green or a combination of those two colors. They have a long, pointed head, round, dark spots, and a distinct light spot on the tympanum or eardrum. Leopard frogs are easily mistaken for pickerel frogs, which are similar in appearance but have rectangular or square spots. Oklahoma has three species of leopard frogs, though only two are native.