The Minecraft 1.19 update is here, and it brings several new mobs and biomes to this game. There are new structures, enchantments, and a host of other new additions, but one thing that surprisingly stands out is the frog mob in the Minecraft 1.19 update. Starting out as a simple mob in front of Allay and Warden in Minecraft, the frogs have steadily gained popularity among the community. That's because they have variations, new food mechanics, a new breeding system, and some of the coolest animations in the game. But if you haven't met the frogs in Minecraft yet, you've come to the right place. In this tutorial, we'll cover everything you need to know about how to find, catch, and breed all varieties of frogs in Minecraft. The frog mob brings a lot to the table, and we're all for it. So, without further ado, let's just dive into the world of Minecraft frogs.

We've divided the guide into separate sections covering different aspects of frogs and tadpoles in Minecraft. You can use the table below to explore each of them at your convenience.

Note: This article was last updated on June 7 at 9:15am PST after the release of the Minecraft 1.19 update on all supported platforms.

Mojang has officially added frogs to the game with the Minecraft 1.19 Wild Update. The developers first started testing this new mob in the Java snapshots and Minecraft Preview (more on this below), along with Warden and Allay, back in March. Frogs were first introduced in Minecraft 1.18.10.24 beta for Xbox, Windows and Android.