African clawed frogs in California harbour a deadly fungal infection that is destroying the global amphibian population…
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A rare toad from Tanzania declared “extinct in the wild” three years ago has been restored to its original habitat. This is the first time an amphibian species has been returned home after being classified…
Ancient land-crawling animals may have used the complex bone structures in their skin to process carbon dioxide, deterring…
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