Discovered frogs emit monstrous cries

A frog that scientists recently discovered in the US does not "crack" like other frogs, but sounds like a cough.

An individual Atlantic Coast leopard frog.(Photo: sciencedirect.com)

Instead of calling "crack, crack" , the Atlantic Coast leopard frog (Rana kauffeldi) is located in the Great Swamp National Reserve in Morris County, New Jersey state, America moans and emits sounds like coughs. . Their strange cries attracted the attention of many natural experts for many years. They photographed a frog and analyzed. The results show that this is a frog that scientists have never named.

The Courier-Post of Cherry Hill newspaper said a team of experts from Rutgers University in the United States published the Atlantic coastal leopard frog in an electronic science magazine. Experts say that the discovery of new frogs shows the value of wetlands in the state of New Jersey to wild nature.

Atlantic coastal leopard frogs are distributed elsewhere in the United States - including areas along the Delaware River, the Atlantic Coast, the Meadowlands region and Staten Island of New York.