As the days grow longer, and the weather gets warmer, many frogs come out of their winter resting places. They hop their way to the nearest pond to lay their eggs. These eggs hatch into tadpoles. The tadpoles eat and grow as they swim in the pond.
Some frogs lead very different lives.
Frogs that live in really warm places may spend the hottest times of year staying underground to keep cool. Like all frogs, tree frogs need to keep their skin moist. They wet their skin in pools of water that form on the branches or leaves of trees. Frogs don't drink water like people do. Frogs take in water through their skin.