eriku
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I live in a very dry region of northern California and there is a seasonal pond up on a mountain where I live. two weeks ago it was full of tadpoles and water. Yesterday I went up and it was dry and there thousands of tiny tree frogs. My question is, without any water for another 9 months, where do these frogs live and survive. Obviously, some make it, because when I was there last month there were a few adults who I can only assume were responsible for the tadpoles. Do they live in the ground? do they migrate? Hibernate? what do they do?? I know newts have insane internal compasses and can find the way back to home from miles away, but what about tree frogs?