Female Frogs Employ Evasive Tactics to Avoid Unwanted Mating

Female frogs exhibit behaviors like feigning death and calling out to escape aggressive male attention during mating season.
Mass mating events create risks for female frogs who can be smothered by crowds of eager males.
Smaller female frogs utilize tactics like "tonic immobility" more often and tend to evade male advances.
Females imitate male warning calls and vigorously twist their bodies to dislodge clinging males.
Research shows female frogs are not passive in mating and have evolved techniques to control their reproduction.