The Mystery of the Strange Marks on My Car — and the Tiny Visitors Behind Them

If you’ve noticed similar markings recently, you’re not alone. In many parts of the country, tree frog sightings have become more common—especially after rainstorms or during humid evenings.

As our towns and neighborhoods expand, these frogs adapt by finding new hiding spots and resting places. A parked car, still warm from the previous day’s sun, offers just the right combination of shelter and temperature.

They prefer to stay near gardens, lawns, or wooded areas, so vehicles parked under trees or near shrubs often become their playgrounds for the night.

Simple Tips If It Happens to You

If you ever find those telltale little prints on your car, here’s what to do:

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