A Leap of Hope: Endangered Frogs First Seen by Charles Darwin Give Birth in London to Help Avoid Extinction
The birth of 33 frogs at the London Zoo has been hailed as a “landmark moment” in the ongoing battle to save an endangered species that was first described by Charles Darwin during his epic voyage on HMS Beagle in the early 1800s.
Male frogs carrying tadpoles made an incredible journey to the UK by boat, plane, and car.
The expedition was also captured on film by wildlife filmmaker Paul Glynn, who trekked through the forests of Tantauco Park ...
More than 30 endangered froglets have been born at London ... from their fungus-threatened native habitat. The Darwin’s frog, named after Charles Darwin, faces extinction after the ...
An endangered species of frog named after Charles Darwin has been saved from extinction - thanks to the London Zoo. A deadly ...
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