Animals
After the Bushfires: Australians Record Frog Calls and the Amazing Results
After the devastating Australian bushfires, citizens stepped up to record frog calls using a mobile phone and a FrogID mobile application and were able to help scientists build a snapshot of the existing frogs in Australia before and after the fire.
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