Can Frogs Actually Fly Or Glide?

💡 The Answer

• Some frogs, like Wallace’s flying frog, can glide through the air. They do not truly fly like birds.
• They use large webbed feet to create surface area and control descent. This allows them to steer mid-air.
• Gliding helps them escape predators and move between trees. It is especially useful in dense forests.
• These frogs are adapted to arboreal life and rarely come to the ground. Their bodies are built for controlled aerial movement.