While modern frogs have several small teeth lining the edges of their mouths, their predecessors’ jaws were much more menacing, University of Toronto researchers say.

A blind snake, a frog with fangs and a monkey-faced bat are among more than 1,000 new species recently found in New Guinea. Environmental group World Wildlife Fund discovered 1,060 new species on ...

Researchers have identified a species of frog new to science. The Indonesian amphibian is the size of a quarter, unlike its two-pound cousins, and has tiny fangs.

Unlike venomous snakes, frogs with fangs do not employ them for harmful purposes towards humans. Instead, the fangs serve various functions, such as tearing through the tough exoskeletons of prey ...

This tiny new species of fanged frog only weighs as much as a dime, but uses its small fangs to eat shelled organisms. 31,228 people played the daily Crossword recently. Can you solve it faster ...

Canadian researchers say they’ve found evidence that the ancient ancestors of modern-day frogs were once keen predators with thousands of teeth to help devour their prey.

Followed categories will be added to My News. SCIENTISTS have found a lost world of new species on an island in Papua New Guinea, including a giant rat, a frog with fangs and a fish that grunts.

These fangs aren’t quite the same, however, as they lack the dentin-enamel makeup of true teeth, and they only grow once, whereas frog teeth are constantly lost and replaced. Why do frogs need ...

Its fangs are not what makes the newly identified Indonesian frog species Limnonectes larvaepartus unique on Earth. The way it makes babies does. Reuters >>, Reuters Published :01 Jan 2015, 08:52 PM ...

While some of their relatives have larger fangs that help them ward off competition, these frogs likely evolved a way to lay their eggs away from the water and lost the need for such big fangs.