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This is a hairy toad, with claws quite like a cat's claw. This species can break its bones to create claws, which act like toads.
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This is a hairy toad, with claws quite like a cat's claw. This species can break its bones to create claws, which act like toads.
Kyoto University researchers (Japan) and Vietnam Nature Museum have just announced a new species of toad in the Herpetology Current magazine.
About 2000 Kihansi waterfall frogs were reintroduced to Kihansi Gorge in Tanzania after the animal was declared extinct in the wild.
Over the past 25 years, more than 40% of amphibian species are threatened with extinction, but according to a new statistics page of the database of Amphibiaweb amphibia…
In the last few years, scientists have discovered and published a number of new animal and plant species in Bidoup Nui Ba National Park (Lam Dong) that makes not only do…
According to Dr. Huy, to distinguish the new eyebrow toad with other species of the same species Leptolalax must have meticulous observations of the pupils' eyes, eyelid…
Animals can sense physical changes taking place in groundwater before an earthquake really explodes.
Toads can predict earthquakes by sensing the change of chemicals in groundwater immediately after seismic occurrence.
Kihansi tiny toad is a rare species of extinct toad in the natural environment. However, according to LiveScience magazine, this toad thrives in a lab environment.
Scientists from Malaysia have found a species of rainbow toad after nearly 90 years they disappeared from human sight.
Red-eyed primates, dwarf salamanders are among the red-listed species, at high risk of extinction, published by the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN)…
The British Daily Mail recently reported that zoologists have discovered the trail of Wendy's wild toad - one of the world's rarest animals - at the forest conservation…
Australian and Vietnamese scientists have discovered and announced a species of toad in Bidoup - Nui Ba National Park in Central Vietnam plateau in the journal Zootaxa 2…
Invasive animals are spreading in many parts of the world at breakneck speed. Their harm is worse than pollution ...