‘Camouflage’ creature — half-hidden in streams — is a new species in Brazil. See it
The Serra do Assuruá is in the north-central region of the Bahia state of Brazil, on the country’s east coast. The research ...
Nature Connects: Why do we help the frogs cross the road?
A Big Night event in Cumberland is one of many community efforts in Maine to assist amphibians across roadways during their ...
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‘Camouflage’ creature — half-hidden in streams — is a new species in Brazil. See it
“The arms and legs display transverse dark bands, adding a camouflage ... researchers said. Some of the frogs have more brown, red or green backs, while juvenile frogs have orange bands compared ...
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Back from the brink: The remarkable rediscovery of Alsodes vittatus, Chile’s long-lost frog
For 130 years, a small Chilean frog vanished from scientific view. Biologists searched. Nature enthusiasts kept their eyes open. But Alsodes vittatus remained stubbornly invisible.
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Nature Connects: Why do we help the frogs cross the road?
On what is typically a dark and quiet road ... destination for hundreds of spotted salamanders, wood frogs, tree frogs, green frogs, leopard frogs and spring peepers each spring.