Discover new species of toad in Nghe An
The new wide-toed toes are found in the biosphere reserve of Nghe An province.
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The new wide-toed toes are found in the biosphere reserve of Nghe An province.
Scientists who discovered the small species of Palawan have disappeared during the last 40 years in the Philippines, during last year's jungle research trip.
As the world's largest amphibian, Chinese giant toad fish is facing the risk of extinction.
Based on the data comparing the differences in morphology, molecular genetics and skull structure, the scientific community has just announced the new species of toad in…
Chinese scientists discovered a giant larvae, 14 cm long, of the mud family, during a cave expedition.
According to scientists, streaks are omnivores, eat worms, fish and toads, especially with hibernation practices.
An individual with rare, orange-skinned toadfish tosses at a height of 500m has just been discovered in Pu Hoat Nature Reserve (Nghe An province).
Russian scientists have announced two new moth toads are toad bamboo mites (kalophrynus cryptophonus) and Toad spotted toad (kalophrynus honbaensis).
Tiger keelback snakes (keelback snakes) are inherently a non-poisonous snake that is common in Japan but has the ability to absorb poison from toad meat to turn into an…
Many people often think that frogs, toads are a gentle animal, but this is not true for the Russian-topped frogs, Leptobrachium boringii.
Scientists have discovered species of toad at an altitude of about 2,800 near Mount Fansipan, the highest peak in Indochina.
The mouse that is clinging to the debris in the middle of the pond is lucky that a toad appears, he jumps onto the back to go back to shore.
A group of particularly rare species of toad fish living at an altitude of 700m above sea level was discovered on August 6 at the area of Hem Mountain primeval forest…
Scientists have just recorded a new species of toad at the top of Mount Fansipan, Lao Cai. The results published in the famous American scientific journal are Copeia on…
Australian scientists step by step revitalize the oral, extinct toads from the 80s.