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Amphibians

Recent Amphibians Stories

  • A male Sehuencas water frog (Telmatobius yuracare) photographed on the banks of a stream in Carrasco National Park in Bolivia. In this photo the humeral spine across the chest and nuptial pads, both characteristics of males of the species, are visible. (Photo by Rene Carpio)
    Discovery of second population of Sehuencas Water Frogs provides renewed hope for future of critically endangered species in the wildDevin Murphy
  • Bucking the trend for amphibians, Costa Rica’s salamanders stage a comebackLaura Moreno
  • Brazil’s battle for beef pushes Critically Endangered frog from its wetland homeMilo Putnam
  • Lost-and-found: Longnose Harlequin Toads remain suspended in a state of emergencyMilo Putnam
  • This tiny lost frog is an unexpected success storyGege Li
  • When a Tiny Tadpole Turns Out to be a (Different) Lost FrogLindsay Renick Mayer
  • Researchers serendipitously rediscover Ecuador’s lost Mindo harlequin toadMolly Bergen
  • Investigadores hacen un redescubrimiento fortuito: La Rana Arlequín de Mindo de EcuadorGlobal Wildlife Conservation
  • Fotógrafo Boliviano Redescubre la Rara Rana Arlequín TricolorGlobal Wildlife Conservation
  • Bolivian photographer rediscovers rare three-colored harlequin toadErica Hess
  • FOUND: Lost starry night harlequin toad makes radiant return to scienceLindsay Renick Mayer
  • ENCONTRADA: La Rana Arlequín de la Noche Estrellada Hace Radiante Regreso a la CienciaLindsay Renick Mayer
  • Un futuro esperanzador para la Rana Arlequín de la Noche EstrelladaGlobal Wildlife Conservation
  • A bright future for the starry night harlequin toadLindsay Renick Mayer
  • Building Bridges for the Sierra Nevada de Santa MartaGlobal Wildlife Conservation
  • Construyendo puentes para la Sierra Nevada de Santa MartaGlobal Wildlife Conservation
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