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It’s Not Easy Being Green: An Extinction Update
Amphibian populations are declining around the world, and two recent stories caught my eye: one hopeful and one sad. In 2011, Texas suffered from devastating wildfires. It was feared that the fires in Bastrop County may have killed off the … Continue reading
Posted in Amphibian, Conservation, Houston Zoo, Houton Toad, Rabb's fringed-legged tree frog, Wildlife, Zoo, Zoo Atlanta Tagged Amphibians, Frogs, Headstarting, Houston Toad, Houston Zoo, wildlife, Zoo Atlanta, zoos 1 Comment