Two newly discovered species of Australian frogs may be unable to adapt to the escalating impacts of climate change, raising urgent conservation concerns from scientists.

When it rains in the park, the males of a tiny amphibious species emerge from the rocky caves, searching for an elevated log or ledge. They make their way to the top, then let out a call. The sound ...

She said the frog, unlike some of its larger cousins, is too small to dig its own dwelling. The species can’t withstand prolonged exposure to freezing temperatures. “They really have to find t ...

Ah, the thrill of the chase! Spotting an elusive bird is a birder's dream. These feathered phantoms can be tricky to find, ...

My heart aches deeply for the nation of Papua New Guinea. Though I hold Australian citizenship, my roots trace back to this ...

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But it turned out to be a new ... sand frogs have “robust” bodies reaching just under 2 inches in length, the study said. Their heads are “short” with a “narrow” snout and “small ...