How do spring peepers move?

Spring peepers, small tree frogs native to North America, primarily move by hopping. Their strong, muscular hind legs enable them to leap significant distances relative to their size, which helps them navigate through their woodland and wetland habitats. They also use climbing and crawling movements when navigating vegetation or uneven terrain. Additionally, they may employ a method called "clinging," using their toe pads to grasp onto surfaces.