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Endangered California Frogs Let Loose in Wild

By Megan Gannon published

About 100 mountain yellow-legged froglets were released in southern California.

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Darwin's Frogs Are in Steep Decline

By Megan Gannon published

Some of nature's most fascinating fathers are at risk of extinction.

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Frogs Fading? Amphibian Census May Guide Recovery Leaps (Op-Ed)

By Karen Lips published

Can frog-watching save amphibians from disease?

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Giant Monkey Frog

Frogs Swallow Using Eyeballs: Exhibit Reveals Creatures' Quirks

By Tanya Lewis published

The display features some of the wackiest amphibians, from the poison dart frog to the tomato frog.

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Tomato Frog

Pictures: Cute and Colorful Frog Images

By Tanya Lewis published

From the poison dart frog to the Mexican dumpy frog, this gallery showcases these amphibians in all their wacky splendor.

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African clawed frog

Pregnancy Test Frog May Have Spread Fatal Fungus

By Stephanie Pappas published

Tracking an amphibian-killing fungus.

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Why are Frogs Disappearing?

By Andrea Thompson published

Kermit the Frog is more right now than ever: It's not easy being green.

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Rare Frog Sports Thumb-Spikes for Sex and Combat

By Megan Gannon published

This frog has built-in weaponry to grab onto females during sex and duel with competitors over mates.

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Can Frogs Survive Being Frozen?

By Live Science Staff published

What happens to frogs in the winter?

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A North American bullfrog devouring a native frog in Brazil's Atlantic Forest. Bullfrogs are raised on frog farms in Brazil and are shipped worldwide as food. Some bullfrogs have established feral colonies in Brazil's Atlantic Forest.

Live Bullfrog Trade Implicated in Amphibian-Killing Disease

By Live Science Staff published

Bullfrogs, sold live for their legs, appear to be spreading the deadly chytrid fungus.

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