Amphibians

Mountain chicken frog. © Durrell/ZSL

Safe haven created for Critically Endangered frog

A malnourished frog. © Ministry of Housing and Urbanism of Chile

Dramatic rescue mission for rare frogs

Common frog. © Greg Hitchcock

Climate change responsible for spread of frog disease

Red-eyed tree frog. © Kike Calvo/UIG/Getty

Fungus threatens more amphibians than thought

Frog with frogspawn. © Richard Warner/EyeEm/Getty

How to rear froglets in your home

Romeo. © Robin Moore, Global Wildlife Conservation

Romeo the lonely frog gets his Juliet thanks to expedition

Reticulated siren. © Pierson Hill

Mysterious giant US salamander finally identified

The Mount Fansipan horned frog Megophrys fansipanesis. © Ben Tapley/ZSL

Two newly discovered frogs could already be endangered

Fire salamanders in one monitored population have declined by 99 per cent due to the Bsal infection © B. Tapley / ZSL

Concern for European amphibians as deadly fungus found in private collections

The Queen Alexandra's birdwing (Ornithoptera alexandrae) is the largest butterfly in the world with a wingspan of 25 cm, and was reassessed for the latest IUCN Red List update © Mark Joy

IUCN Red List update: how different species have fared

Masked frog (Litoria personata) Kakadu National Park (World Heritage Area), Northern Territory, Australia
Masked frog © Auscape / Getty

Are any animals unable to hear their own calls?

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Are frogs and toads at risk of extinction?

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115 new species found in Southeast Asia

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Results announced from public vote

Beloved to all Puerto Ricans, a tiny coqui treefrog peeks from a rain-soaked canario flower, also known as Allamandra, yellow bell, or golden trumpet flower, an ornamental native to South and Central America.
Eleutherodactylus coqui.
Unfortunately this frog was accidentally introduced to Hawaii, where it has multiplied to population levels unknown in Puerto Rico and stands as a threat to the welfare of endemic Hawaiian wildlife. Its shrill call is also annoying to residents and tourists seeking peaceful nights in Hawaii.
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
Photographed under controlled conditions
35mm film-horizontal
Model Release: Not Applicable

Invasive frogs and birds working together in Hawaii