Where do frogs live

Frogs are found all over the world, except for extremely cold regions like Antarctica. They are generally found in or near freshwater sources such as ponds, swamps, streams, and rivers. Some species also live in trees or underground burrows. Frogs are cold-blooded and require a warm and moist environment to regulate their body temperature, which is why they are often found in humid environments such as rainforests or wetlands. Some species are adapted to drier habitats such as deserts, but most require a consistent source of water to survive.