Barking Tree Frog News Today

This is bbc news welcome if youre watching here in the uk, on pbs in america or around the globe. Im rich preston. Our top stories the worldwide death toll from coronavirus passes 150,000. With the uk death toll atjust over 4,500, Health Authorities are warning some hospitals in england will run out of key protective equipment this weekend. Slowing the spread, there are warnings that after europe and the us, africa will be next to suffer infection. As people stay indoors, we look at how nature h...

An invasive kind of tree frog known to sometimes eat other tree frogs has been spotted in Georgia, the state's department of natural resources reported.

The largest of the frogs, typically the adult females, can grow up to 5.5 inches long. Males are typically smaller. The younger frogs are generally about 2 inches long, similar to other tree frogs.

Avid bird watchers say they are documenting more species than usual in less remote areas. translation: in our garden, we are seeing species of small birds that im seeing for the first time. i dont know why. maybe theyre more relaxed because theres no shooting. no noise from the people or cars, no flights. even a tree frog makes an unexpected appearance. you will not see the frogs that we saw on the walkway that we walked today. theres too much human traffic. so now, were the only ones here. so w...

World in the covid—19 crisis. lebanon is one of the most important migratory routes for birds. and with the country under strict lockdown, the natural world has been thriving. avid bird watchers say theyre documenting more species than usual in less remote areas. translation: in our garden, we are seeing species of small birds that im seeing for the first time. i dont know why. maybe theyre more relaxed because theres no shooting, no noise from the people or cars, no flights. even a tree frog ...

Routes for birds. and with the country under strict lockdown, the natural world has been thriving. avid bird watchers say they are documenting more species than usual in less remote areas. translation: in our garden, we are seeing species of small birds that im seeing for the first time. i dont know why. maybe theyre more relaxed because theres no shooting, no noise from the people or cars, no flights. even a tree frog makes an unexpected appearance. you will not see the frogs that we saw on the...

Parts of the world, but the natural world has had a much—needed boost from the lockdown, as reged ahmad reports. a silver lining for the animal world in the covid—19 crisis. lebanon is one of the most important migratory routes for birds. and with the country under strict lockdown, the natural world has been thriving. avid bird watchers say theyre documenting more species than usual in less remote areas. translation: in our garden, we are seeing species of small birds that im seeing for the ...

Sixth massive extinction. >> its the biggest loss since a comet hit the planet 65 million years ago and killed the dinosaurs. >> reporter: this time, it is not a comet, but a combination of things driving extinction. the carbon emissions the destruction of forests, and the overhunting. >> we are losing species between 100 and a thousand times faster than it should be. all accelerated because of one species. us. we are all trying to prevent life on the planet becoming another museum. >> im afraid...

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