Saturdays at 10 a.m.: The Atlanta Botanical Garden invites visitors to the Fuqua Conservatory lobby to observe the fascinating feeding behaviors of frogs. An amphibian specialist will provide insights and answer questions about these intriguing creatures during the event.
Public frog feedings allow attendees to witness one of the most notable aspects of amphibians – their feeding techniques. Many frogs possess long, sticky tongues that they can extend rapidly to capture prey. Some species, such as Poison frogs, demonstrate remarkable speed and precision, leaving onlookers amazed as flies vanish in an instant. In contrast, others, like the fringed leaf frog, exhibit dramatic feeding behaviors by using their hands to stuff crickets into their mouths.
