Detecting leopard frogs
Scientists have discovered a new frog known scientifically as Tree Leopard in New York City, USA.
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Scientists have discovered a new frog known scientifically as Tree Leopard in New York City, USA.
With the ability to take down enemies in just a few minutes, it can even kill 10 adults by only 1 milligram of poisonous substances on the skin, and the yellow dart frog…
Through analysis of Mantella frog frog skin in Madagascar, researchers Valerie Clark of Ireland discovered for the first time that poison frog skin contains superficial…
Yellow dart frogs, monkey frogs, humpback frogs, striped frogs ... are small animals, beautiful colors, but contain deadly toxins.
New research by University of Missouri experts (USA) said, some female tree frogs can harmonize with their partner's cries with the same number of chromosomes. This find…
Poisonous frogs, Australian box jellyfish, blue ring octopus, fighting fish ... are one of the poisonous animal predators on the body, do not foolishly touch them.
The world's smallest frog, half the size of a candy, has been discovered by scientists in the rainforest on the island of Papua New Guinea.
ZooKeys magazine published December 12, scientist Fred Kraus and colleagues at the Bishop Museum in Honolulu (Hawaii) said the two species were named Paedophryne dekot a…
According to the researchers, a new species of tree frog discovered in Vietnam, the scientific name is Gracixalus quangi, has a distinctive variety of voices that make t…
The decadent tree frog (Theloderma palliatum sp.Nov) and the newly found foggy frog (Theloderma nebulosum sp.Nov) belong to the Kontum Plateau and Langbiang, Vietnam.
Omri Gal works for Israel's Parks and Nature Agency on November 17, Hula Painted, the extinct declared frog 50 years ago.
The group of researchers from Delhi University, India's zoological survey and Belgium's Vrije University found 12 frog species belonging to the genus Nyctibatrachus, acc…
Chytridiomycosis has spread throughout the world and caused extinction for many amphibians.
Canadian scientists claim to have discovered nine species of frogs with new fangs in Sulawesi Island, Indonesia.
A Chinese man took a picture of a 20kg frog, discovered in the mountains of Gemencheh (Malaysia).