Fossil reveals a very primitive form of amphibian that inhabited the Northeast 280 million years ago
Fossilized jaws discovered in northeastern Brazil represent a primitive amphibian species that lived during the Permian period.
Giant Sand Toad Found: Why Its Size Surprised Experts
A giant sand toad was discovered in Piriápolis, Maldonado, surprising experts with its size, as typical specimens of this species measure up to 12 centimeters.
Wikiri Sapoparque: the sanctuary that protects 70 species of frogs with medicinal secrets in their skin
Wikiri Sapoparque in Ecuador is a sanctuary for 70 species of frogs and toads, emphasizing the country's rich biodiversity and the medicinal properties found in these amphibians.
The spring migration of amphibians has begun. There are frog crossings near Písek roads
Spring amphibian migration is underway, with designated crossings for frogs near Písek roads.
Discovery of a new species of frog in MG reinforces the importance of research and preservation of the Cerrado
A new frog species named Ololygon paracatu has been discovered in the Cerrado region of Northwest Minas Gerais, Brazil, highlighting the area's biodiversity and the need for conservation efforts.
Jeonju City Reviews Temporary Parking Lot Plan to Preserve Toad Breeding Ground
Jeonju City is reconsidering its plan for a temporary parking lot due to concerns over damage to local amphibian breeding grounds, particularly for toads.
Fossil Find in Steigerwald: A Prehistoric Mystery - Where Did the Mass Grave of Giant Amphibians Come From?
Scientists have potentially solved the mystery of a mass grave of giant amphibians discovered in a quarry in Bavaria, Germany, in 2021.
Dachau: Nature Conservationists Seek Amphibian Rescuers
Nature conservationists in Dachau are seeking volunteers to help protect migrating amphibians from being run over as they cross roads during their seasonal journey.
131 species of amphibians and 52 of reptiles recorded in the Napo River basin, Ecuador
Researchers have documented 131 amphibian species and 52 reptile species in the Napo River basin, highlighting its biodiversity.
Species Protection: Toads and Frogs Can Come
Amphibians are set to migrate to their breeding waters as the weather warms, with conservation efforts underway to protect them during their journey.
Could salty 'spas' and hot 'saunas' save the world's frogs from fungus?
Scientists are testing man-made 'spas' and 'saunas' in a unique trial aimed at reintroducing the green and gold bell frog to the ACT, potentially combating a global threat to amphibians from chytrid fungus.