Frogs and toads, belonging to the order Anura, represent a diverse array of amphibians with a rich taxonomic and natural history. Taxonomically, they are classified into various families, each exhibiting unique morphological and behavioural adaptations. From the vibrant, poison-dart frogs of Central and South America to the robust, warty toads found globally, their taxonomy reflects ecological niches and evolutionary strategies. In captivity, enthusiasts and researchers have increasingly engaged in keeping these amphibians, fostering an appreciation for their intricate behaviours and ecological roles.