Mark Moffett finds frogs. And when he finds frogs, he finds adventure. He describes a close encounter with the deadliest of all the poison dart frogs in Colombia, South America. One accidental brush up against the frog could mean death. 'I had to lie on the ground with my camera only two inches away from the terribilis frog to take her picture. Compared to most frogs, she was curious, showing little fear. If you are deadly, you don't have much to be frightened of. Sometimes she hopped toward me, but I couldn't allow her to touch my skin. It was strange to be scared of such a pretty frog'. In the wide world of frogs, some are fearsome and some are friendly. Mark Moffett knows them all. Frogs are amphibians who must spend much of their lives in water. So how can some frogs survive in the desert? Frogs hatch from eggs as tadpoles. How do they grow into full-fledged frogs? From metamorphosis to diet, from habitat to distinctive features, Mark Moffett offers this exciting and informative glimpse into the world of frogs. The breadth of the diversity is astonishing. As with each Face to Face book, helpful and accessible back matter, especially designed for report writers, includes a facts-at-a-glance section, a conservation feature, a science inquiry exercise, a glossary, an index, and how to find out more.