amphibians
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Wildlife Trafficking: 130 Poisonous Frogs Found Inside Luggage of Brazilian Woman at Colombia Airport
Local authorities arrested the woman and charged of wildlife trafficking. The poisonous frogs were found inside small film canisters. Click to read more.
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Tree Frogs in Brazil Pollinate Milk Fruit Flowers: First in Amphibians
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Decline of Amphibians Like Frogs Can Get People More Sick
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Extraordinary Amphibians Can Grow Lungs Then Evolve to Make Them Vanish
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Frogs and Toads: How to Distinguish the World's Largest Group of Amphibians
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Scientists Debunk 'Common Belief' That Nerves are Required for Limb Regeneration
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Aging Mystery: Crocodiles, Salamanders and Turtles Could Hold the Key Behind Aging and Longevity, Scientists Say
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Philoria Knowlesi: Biologists Discover New Frog Species in Australia
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Scientists Assess Frogs Infected with the Chytridiomycosis Disease in Baja California
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Water-borne Fungus That Caused the Extinction of Amphibians is Threatening Terrestrial Frogs
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Scientists Uncover Origin Of Deadly Fungus Believed To Have Decimated A Third Of Frog Species
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Bizarre Animals: This New Glass Frog Species Has a Fully Exposed Heart
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What?! Scientists Just Discovered a Fish That Could Survive on Land
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