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This frog that ranges in color from yellowish-green to olive to brown lacks dorsolateral folds and is the largest frog found in Michigan. |
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This frog, Hyla versicolor, has particularly large, adhesive toe pads and can change among various shades of gray, green, or brown. |
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This frog, Rana palustris, secretes a noxious substance from its skin that is poisonous and distasteful to some of its predators. |
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So common that they are found even in suburban areas with shallow ponds, this toad, Bufo americanus americanus, is found all throughout Michigan. |
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This four-legged salamander found all over Michigan is easily identifiable by the external gills it has during its adult phase. |
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Now for some reptile questions. Not only a common turtle in Michigan but North America's most widespread turtle, Chrysemys picta is identifiable by the red and yellow stripes that run laterally along its head and limbs. |
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This turtle, that kind of looks like a chocolate chip pancake with a head, uses its sandy color to blend in with river bottoms and its broadly webbed feet to quickly ambush and eat small fish. |
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There are several rattlesnakes found in the United States, but this relatively timid venomous snake is the only rattler found in Michigan. |
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This snake, Heterodon platyrhinos, is specialized for burrowing into the ground in search of toads. It is also known to play dead when provoked. |
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This blue-tailed lizard is the only American lizard found in Michigan. |
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