frogs
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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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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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The Gender Game: How Road Salt Changes Frog Population Sex Ratios
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Climate Change Can Turn Frogs Vegetarian
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WATCH: This Newly Discovered Frog Shocks Predators by Flashing Bright Orange Groin
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Study Finds 2 Extinct Frog Species 'Existing' in One Body
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Mysterious Mass Deaths: 10000 Endangered Frogs Just Died In Peru, and No One Knows Why
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Scientist-Artist Turns Scary, Deformed Amphibians Into Art to Promote Environmental Awareness
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Sad News: Last Known Living Member of Rare Tree Frog Species in Captivity Died in Georgia
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Strange Discovery: Devil Frog Vomits Out New Ant Species
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Bat Uses Echolocation to Hunt in Noisy Environment, Study Shows
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Fighting the Frog Killer: Ending the Chytrid Fungus Crisis with More Fungus
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