Frogs dwell both on land and water. They mostly live in water during their juvenile stage, while their adulthood is partially or fully spend on land. They inhabit freshwater regions like creeks, streams, ponds, and rivers so that they can retain the moisture in their body and survive with ease.

Frogs exhibit a diverse range of food habits that are closely linked to their ecological niche. While some species are strictly insectivorous, preying on a wide array of small invertebrates such as flies, beetles, and spiders, others have a more varied diet, including worms, snails, and even small vertebrates.