Biology
The world knows almost two-thirds of amphibians
About a third of the total number of amphibians has not been discovered, according to a recent study by scientists from Princeton University (USA).
Amphibian Frog
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Animal world
Strange frog 'nest' in the fish's throat
A professional fisherman in Australia was amazed to find a living tree frog, residing inside a giant jungle perch's mouth.
Animal world
Some Asian frog species may become extinct before being discovered
Frogs and other amphibians are being wiped out with a dizzying speed in Asia. Therefore, some species may become extinct before being discovered - Scientists warned at t…
Animal world
Close up of 10 newly discovered frog species in India
Scientists have announced the discovery of 10 new frog species in the vast tropical rainforests of the Western Ghats, located along India's west coast.
Animal world
Frogs shake branches to 'talk' to each other
Tree frogs in the rainforest send messages to their fellow humans by snatching branches.
Animal world
Sex-killing herbicides of male frogs
Common insecticides, such as herbicides atrazin, can cause the male frog's sex change into female frogs to reproduce normally.
Animal world
Frogs have the ability to learn words in eggs
This amphibian can identify the smell of enemies since they are still in fetal form, US scientists claim.
New technology
Use algorithms to detect extinct frogs
According to environmental consultant Gary Kittleson, his favorite method of counting frogs is to listen to these