Experts from the Natural History Museum were able to describe 351 different species of animals and plants within the year 2022. Read to know more about these species.
A new study links the amphibian die-off in Costa Rica and Panama with the spike in malaria cases in Central America, demonstrating their importance to biodiversity and human health. Read the article to learn more.
The success of the robot highlights the physical limitations that biological jumpers face in the wild. Read to know more about this new research finding.
An ancient swamp in Germany was filled with hundreds of fossilized frogs dating back 45 million years ago. Read more about the theories to why many frogs died on the site and the true reason behind this strange phenomenon.
Tufts University found a success in regenerating the amputated limbs of clawed frogs. Findings of the study points forward to the advancements of regenerative medicines in the future.
Cane toads are warty, poisonous amphibians that usually eat insects. However, they will also eat almost anything, such as reptiles, amphibians, and small mammals. With no natural predators, their number starts to explode.
Scrotum frogs, who earned their unfortunate name from their soggy skin, are now on display at Chester Zoo in the UK as wildlife officials hope to save them from extinction.