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Like other amphibians, a member of one sex makes the sound and it draws a member of the other sex. That is the purpose of the peeping sound.

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Male spring peepers attract females by producing a loud, high-pitched mating call that can be heard from a distance. The females locate the males based on the intensity and frequency of their calls. Once a female finds a suitable mate, they will engage in a courtship ritual before mating.

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