Frogs
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Frogs and Toads: How to Distinguish the World's Largest Group of Amphibians
As among the world's most diverse animal groups, frogs and toads vary in traits and behaviors. However, they still face imminent human-related threat like many other species.
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Amputated Frog Legs Regenerate After Scientists Use Chemical Cocktail
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Scientists Are Worried at Rising Number of Mysterious Frog Deaths in Australia
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Some Female Frogs Have Noise-Erasing Lungs to Restrain Calls Of Other Species
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Terrifying Nature: Snakes Shove Their Heads Into Bodies of Living Frogs to Swallow Their Organs
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Leaves That Eat Tiny Frogs Found! Here's a Surprising Fact, Though
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After the Bushfires: Australians Record Frog Calls and the Amazing Results
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The Cryptic Life of the Burrowing Frogs
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Scientists Uncover Origin Of Deadly Fungus Believed To Have Decimated A Third Of Frog Species
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Certain Components in Frogs' Skin Mucus Could Kill Flu Virus
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World's First Ever Flourescent Frog Discovered in South America
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Kermit Sutra: Park Closes Road to Make Way for Mating Amphibians
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New Tiny Frog Species Discovered in India
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