Frog Love
These see-through amphibians may be tiny, but they go big to protect their eggs.
These see-through amphibians may be tiny, but they go big to protect their eggs.
Recent field experiments focusing on a tiny, charismatic frog in southeastern Brazil are beginning to shed light on a disease that has decimated amphibian populations around the world.
As scientists were discovering a surprising detail about an often-overlooked frog, the last local population of the species was winking out of existence. The extraordinary story of England’s pool frog and the effort to bring it back.
These giant frogs—once a delicacy on two Caribbean islands—were almost wiped out by disease and natural disasters. But their resilience and years of dedicated conservation efforts have kept hope for the species alive.
An Amazonian frog finds refuge under the watchful compound gaze of a surprising guardian.
The world’s largest frogs are also among the most coveted in the African bushmeat trade. Can grassroots efforts save the goliath frog from extinction?
Portrait-worthy for more than just its beauty, this toxic frog may revolutionize our approach to pain management.
A common frog species takes an unusual approach to winter—one that would kill most other vertebrates.
The world’s largest aquatic frog may soon vanish from its namesake home high in the Andes.
Living at the extreme edge of its range, an alpine frog begins its breeding season with a march across a rather forbidding landscape.