How do bullfrogs climb up water baths to get water?

Bullfrogs are not known for climbing in the traditional sense, as they are primarily aquatic and rely on their strong hind legs for jumping rather than climbing. However, they can use their powerful limbs to navigate obstacles and may use their agility to reach the edge of water baths. If the water bath has a shallow slope or accessible edge, a bullfrog can easily hop into it to access water. Their natural behavior is more focused on swimming and leaping rather than climbing vertical surfaces.