The Brief
- Dozens of frogs believed to be invasive Cuban Tree Frogs appeared outside homes in an Orlando neighborhood after several days of rain.
- Wildlife expert Ron Magill said they can irritate the skin and eyes, but generally do not pose a serious danger to people or pets.
- Magill says large concentrations of the frogs will typically disperse on their own.
ORLANDO, Fla. – An Orlando woman said she was surprised to find dozens of frogs covering the outside of her home following several days of rain.
The froglets are believed to be Cuban Tree Frogs, an invasive species found throughout Florida.
What we know:…