Globally, amphibians have suffered serious declines and extinctions over the last 30 years. But our research, published today, shows that at least one subtropical rainforest frog is recovering. The most…
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West Africa’s frog population has seemingly been spared a deadly contagion largely responsible for the decline of global…
Ponds with more types of frogs are more resistant to infection, research from University of Colorado has found. The study…
The Beautiful Nursery Frog (Cophixalus concinnus) is a tiny ground-living frog from the family Microhylidae - from the Greek words “micros”, meaning small, and “hyla”, meaning forest or woods. The species…
Research conducted by James Cook University has discovered that the Ornate Nursery-frog is actually three separate species…
Australian green tree frogs survive the dry season by harnessing the same phenomenon that fogs up eyeglasses in winter. Tree…
Fifteen frog species have been discovered in the Western Ghats region of India, including 12 completely new species and three that had not been spotted in nearly 100 years. The “night frogs”, so named…
Some amphibians may have found a way to survive devastating and fatal infections: just hop away. The Armoured Mist frog had…
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