Video. Volunteers help frogs cross road in Russia to reach spawning sitesVolunteers in Russia save frogs and toads from traffic on a road near St. Petersburg.
Endangered frog dads travel 7,000 miles to 'give birth'Conservation efforts led to the birth of 33 Southern Darwin's froglets in the UK, helping to protect the species from extinction.
A rare species was saved from the brink of extinction in YosemiteSierra Nevada yellow-legged frogs face extinction due to invasive trout and a deadly fungus, but reintroduction efforts show promise for the species' survival.
Endangered frogs born at London zoo after rescue mission in ChileEndangered Darwin's frogs have been rescued from extinction through emergency conservation efforts in Chile, following a severe decline caused by chytrid fungus.
Reviving the biodiversity around an ancient palaceThe Alhambra palace is enhancing biodiversity through effective management and reintroduction of amphibian species.
Endangered frog dads travel 7,000 miles to 'give birth'Conservation efforts led to the birth of 33 Southern Darwin's froglets in the UK, helping to protect the species from extinction.
A rare species was saved from the brink of extinction in YosemiteSierra Nevada yellow-legged frogs face extinction due to invasive trout and a deadly fungus, but reintroduction efforts show promise for the species' survival.
Endangered frogs born at London zoo after rescue mission in ChileEndangered Darwin's frogs have been rescued from extinction through emergency conservation efforts in Chile, following a severe decline caused by chytrid fungus.
Reviving the biodiversity around an ancient palaceThe Alhambra palace is enhancing biodiversity through effective management and reintroduction of amphibian species.
Take me home, country toadsCane toads can navigate home effectively even when their sensory systems are impaired.
The many ways a lizard tongue sticks, grasps, pinches and plops - in slo-mo | Aeon VideosReptile and amphibian tongues demonstrate unique evolutionary adaptations that highlight the creative nature of scientific research.High-speed camera technology enhances our understanding of these adaptations and their ecological significance.
How A Sleepy Ancient Amphibian Became A Link To An Endangered Language | DefectorA new species of burrowing amphibian was discovered by David Lovelace in Wyoming's Serendipity Beds, challenging previous assumptions about fossil saturation.
The oldest tadpole ever found is 161 million years old and amazingly preservedTadpole fossils from the mid-Jurassic period confirm that these creatures existed 161 million years ago, 20 million years earlier than previously thought.
Meet 7 newly described frog species, all named after Star Trek charactersSeven newly identified frog species in Madagascar are named after Star Trek captains due to their unique, futuristic-sounding calls.
How Salamanders Skydive From the Tallest Trees in the World | KQEDWandering salamanders steer in the air using their flexible tails and specialized feet for precision landing.
She Didn't Like His Song, So She Tried to Eat HimFemales of the green and golden bell frog species may resort to cannibalism if they are not pleased by the song of a male, making them ultimate predators for males.