Face to Face with Frogs

Mark Moffett's Face to Face with Frogs is a thrilling journey into the fascinating world of amphibians. As a renowned biologist and photographer, Moffett has spent much of his life studying and photographing frogs in their natural habitats. In this exciting and informative book, he shares some of his most memorable encounters with these amazing creatures, describing their unique characteristics, behaviors, and survival strategies.One of the highlights of the book is Moffett's account of his encounter with the terribilis frog, the deadliest of all poison dart frogs in Colombia, South America. He describes lying on the ground with his camera just two inches away from the frog, which was curious and unafraid but potentially lethal. Moffett also discusses the diverse habitats in which frogs can be found, from water-laden rainforests to arid deserts, and how different species have adapted to their unique environments.The book provides valuable information on the biology of frogs, from their metamorphosis process to their diet and distinctive features. Moffett offers the breadth of the diversity of the world of frogs, highlighting some of the most fearsome and friendly species, and their unique characteristics.The book includes helpful and accessible back matter, including a facts-at-a-glance section, a conservation feature, a science inquiry exercise, a glossary, an index, and resources for readers who want to learn more.Overall, Face to Face with Frogs is an engaging and informative book, perfect for young naturalists and anyone who loves animals and the natural world. Moffett's vivid descriptions and stunning photographs make this an unforgettable journey into the fascinating world of frogs.