What is the sound of a frog?

The sound of a frog can vary depending on the species, but most frogs produce a distinctive croaking sound. The classic "ribbit" sound that many people associate with frogs is actually the call of the Pacific tree frog, which is found in western North America. Other frog species can produce chirping, peeping, or trilling sounds. Some frog calls are high-pitched and musical, while others are low and grunting. Additionally, male frogs often make different sounds than females, and the sound of a frog can change depending on the time of day, temperature, and other environmental factors.