Frogs communicate primarily through vocalizations, using calls to attract mates, establish territory, and warn off predators. Each species of frog has its own unique call, which can vary in pitch, duration, and rhythm. Male frogs are typically the ones that call, especially during the breeding season, to signal their presence to females. In addition to vocal calls, frogs also use body language and visual signals. For instance, some species may change color or display specific postures to communicate with others. These methods of communication help frogs interact with their environment and ensure their survival in the wild.