The mountain yellow-legged frog was once the most abundant amphibian in Southern California's Sierra Nevada and Transverse Ranges. Just decades ago, it was hard to walk around many of California's ...
Read this story: Why are so many new species discovered? How many are left? Hanwara tree frogs live in a mountain forest at an elevation of about 4,500 feet, Richards wrote. The frogs were found ...
A small creature with a “yolk-yellow” underside sat on a mountain in southwestern China ... While exploring the peak, researchers found six small frogs, the study said. They took a closer ...
Seven newly discovered species from the tree frog genus Boophis ... undertake major expeditions to remote forest fragments ...
Conservationists around the world are calling for urgent efforts to save the critically endangered mountain chicken frog. It comes after a survey found only 21 of the frogs left in the wild.
Photo from H. Q. Nguyen So far, Roedder’s narrow-mouthed frogs have only been found at a few locations on Deo Ca Mountain, a peak in central Vietnam and roughly 225 miles northeast of Ho Chi ...
Six froglets of one of the world's most threatened frog species have been bred at London Zoo. The arrival of the new Mountain chicken frogs has been heralded by conservationists, who estimate that ...
The mountain yellow-legged frog was once the most abundant amphibian in Southern California's Sierra Nevada and Transverse Ranges. Just decades ago, it was hard to walk around many of California's ...
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