Woman Shares Her Toilet With Wild Frog Named Stanley for Months
He’s determined to stay. Louise Drolz has had an unexpected guest in her home in Australia for the past few months. She’s named him Stanley, and he’s no ordinary visitor—he’s…
Unveiling Silent Echoes as 40% Teeter on the Brink of Extinction, Disclosed by Latest Study
A far-reaching global survey conducted by the IUCN, spanning 8,000 amphibian species, has unveiled a stark reality — 40%, totaling 2,873 species, face varying levels of extinction risk. Brazil emerges…
A Comprehensive Study Reveals the Troubling State of Nearly Every Known Amphibian Species
When JJ Apodaca commenced graduate school in biology in 2004, the first Global Amphibian Assessment had just been released, becoming a guiding force in his career. Now heading the nonprofit…
Luminescent Frogs: Cracking the Code of an Enigmatic Tongue?
Under twilight conditions, the frogs’ skin may emit visible colors easily discernible by their amphibian counterparts. In the dim twilight hours, many frogs may be capable of emitting a faint…