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It’s Easy Being Green: Most Amphibians Are Biofluorescent, Study Finds

An alpine newt glows green after being exposed to blue light.

It’s Easy Being Green: Most Amphibians Are Biofluorescent, Study Finds

7 Animal Myths You Shouldn’t Believe

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7 Animal Myths You Shouldn’t Believe

What's the Difference Between Venom and Poison?

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What's the Difference Between Venom and Poison?

How The Supreme Court Could Decide the Fate of the Endangered Dusky Gopher Frog

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How The Supreme Court Could Decide the Fate of the Endangered Dusky Gopher Frog

Big Problem in the Big Easy: Invasive Cuban Treefrogs Move into Louisiana

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Scientists Catch Tiny Jumping Spiders Eating Frogs and Lizards

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The Reason Some Frogs Grow Extra Legs

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Mass Extinction That Killed the Dinosaurs Also Led to 'Explosive Radiations of Frogs'

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Why Scientists Tried to Bring Extinct, Baby-Belching Frogs Back to Life

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This Frog’s Slime Fights the Flu

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Scientists Have Discovered Four New (Very Tiny) Night Frogs

"Reversible" Spit Helps Frogs Nab Their Prey

A. Noel and D.L. Hu, Georgia Tech.

This Teeny Frog Makes Its Own Insect Repellent

Albertina Pimentel Lima

Good News: One Endangered Frog Species Is Bouncing Back

Devin Edmonds, USGS via Wikimedia Commons // Public Domain

Can a New 'Vaccine' Stem the Frog Apocalypse?

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More Testosterone Means More Foot Wiggling for These Frogs

Vienna Zoo/Doris Preininger