Frog Mob Wiki Guide

This Minecraft tutorial explains all about frogs with screenshots and step-by-step instructions. Let’s learn about frogs in Minecraft.

Background

The frog is a new mob that was introduced in the Wild Update. There are 3 types of frogs in Minecraft – Warm, Temperate, and Cold. The following is a picture of what a frog looks like:

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Hostility Level Passive Mob
Health Points 10 health points
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Where to Find In the Swamp and Mangrove Swamp biomes
Weapon None
Attack Method Will never attack you
Drops None
Experience Points 1-3 experience points

Hostility Level (Passive)

A frog is a passive mob. The term mob is short for mobile and is used to refer to all living, moving creatures in the game such as chickens, creepers, and frogs. Because a frog is a passive mob, it will never attack you in the game (Creative or Survival mode).

Health Points

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 for health. This gives a frog 10 health points (because 1 heart = 2 health points). To kill a frog, you need to inflict 10 points of damage to the frog.

Where to Find Frogs

In Minecraft, you can find frogs in the Swamp and Mangrove Swamp biomes.

Swamp

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Mangrove Swamp

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If you are having trouble finding a frog, you can summon a frog using a cheat or you can use a spawn egg.

Weapon

A frog does not carry a weapon.

Attack Method

You are safe to walk near a frog and it will not attack or cause you any damage. And if you attack a frog, it will just move away. It will not attack you back.

Behavior

Frogs can jump, swim, walk on land, and croak. Frogs can jump higher than most mobs in Minecraft. In fact, they can jump up to 8 blocks high, so keeping this type of mob confined to a particular area can be tricky. Because frogs are jumpers, they will also take less fall damage than other mobs.

Frogs can eat small slimes causing the slime to drop a slimeball. As there are 3 types of frogs, each frog variant can drop a specific Froglight Block. These Froglight Blocks can be used as a lightsource block.

Drops

When you kill a frog in Minecraft, it will not drop anything. It is one of the few mobs that when killed, does not drop any items.

Experience Points

As you play the game, you will gain experience. The most common way to gain experience is by killing mobs. When a mob is killed you will see tiny green and yellow balls appear and move towards you.

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These orbs represent experience points. When you kill a frog, you will gain 1-3 experience points.

Types of Frogs

There are 3 different types of frogs in Minecraft – warm, temperate, and cold frogs. The type of frog that spawns in the game depends a great deal on the biome. Here are the types of frogs that can spawn in the game:

1. Warm Frog

A warm frog is a white frog and one of the three types of frogs in Minecraft. This is a picture of what a warm frog looks like:

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Warm frogs can spawn naturally in the Mangrove Swamp biome. However, a warm frog can also be obtained by spawning a tadpole in a warm biome. As the tadpole ages, it will grow into a warm frog when it becomes an adult. Some of the biomes where tadpoles grow into warm frogs are the Mangrove Swamp, Jungle, Bamboo Jungle, Desert, Badlands, and Savanna biomes.

2. Temperate Frog

A temperate frog is an orange frog and is another type. This is a picture of what a temperate frog looks like:

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Temperate frogs can spawn naturally in the Swamp biome. However, a temperate frog can be obtained by spawning a tadpole in a temperate biome. As the tadpole ages, it will grow into a temperate frog when it becomes an adult. Some of the biomes where tadpoles grow into temperate frogs are Swamp, Forest, Birch Forest, Dark Forest, Plains, Meadow, Taiga, Beach, Lush Caves, Dripstone Caves, and River biomes.

3. Cold Frog

A cold frog is a green frog. This is a picture of what a cold frog looks like:

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Cold frogs do not spawn naturally in the game. A cold frog can be obtained by spawning a tadpole in a cold biome. As the tadpole ages, it will grow into a cold frog when it becomes an adult. Some of the biomes where tadpoles grow into cold frogs are Snowy Taiga, Snowy Plains, Grove, Frozen River, Frozen Peaks biomes.

Spawn Egg for Frog

You can spawn a frog using the following spawn egg:

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Frog Spawn Egg

Things to Do with Frogs

Here are some activities that you can do with frogs in Minecraft:

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How to Breed Frogs
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Command Examples

Here are some game command examples for a frog in Minecraft:

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How to Summon a Frog

Frog Seeds

You can use a seed to create a world where you spawn in a biome with frogs:

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Frog Seeds (Java Edition)

Other Mobs

Here are some of the other mobs in Minecraft:

Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 15 Allay
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 16  Axolotl
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 17 Bat
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 18  Bee
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 19  Blaze
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 20  Camel
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 21 Cat
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 22 Cave Spider
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 23  Chicken
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 24 Cod
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 25  Cow
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 26  Creeper
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 27 Dolphin
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 28 Donkey
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 29 Drowned
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 30 Elder Guardian
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 31  Ender Dragon
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 32  Enderman
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 33  Endermite
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 34  Evoker
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 35 Fox
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 36  Ghast
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 37  Giant
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 38  Glow Squid
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 39 Goat
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 40 Guardian
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 41 Hoglin
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 42  Horse
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 43  Husk
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 44 Illusioner
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 45  Iron Golem
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 46 Killer Bunny
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 47  Llama
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 48 Magma Cube
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 49  Mooshroom
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 50 Mule
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 51 Ocelot
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 52 Panda
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 53  Parrot
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 54  Phantom
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 55  Pig
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 56  Piglin
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 57  Piglin Brute
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 58  Pillager
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 59  Polar Bear
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 60 Pufferfish
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 61  Rabbit
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 62  Ravager
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 63  Salmon
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 64  Sheep
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 65  Shulker
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 66 Silverfish
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 67 Skeleton
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 68 Skeleton Horse
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 69 Slime
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 70  Snow Golem
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 71  Spider
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 72Squid
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 73 Stray
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 74 Strider
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 75 Tadpole
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 76 Trader Llama
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 77 Tropical Fish
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 78 Turtle
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 79 Vex
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 80 Villager
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 81 Vindicator
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 82 Wandering Trader
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 83 Warden
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 84 Witch
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 85 Wither Boss
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 86 Wither Skeleton
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 87 Wolf
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 88 Zoglin
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 89 Zombie
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 90 Zombie Horse
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 91 Zombified Piglin (Zombie Pigman)
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 92 Zombie Villager
Frog Mob - Wiki Guide 93 NPC

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