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Team from San Antonio Zoo gathers at Hill Country ranch to rebuild 'horny toad' population - Vimarsana News

Team from San Antonio Zoo gathers at Hill Country ranch to rebuild 'horny toad' population

Releasing the baby lizards is only one part of the project. The ranch's fire ant population was scaled back, the use of chemical pesticides was banned, and native plants were nurtured so they could spread and flourish.

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Rare frogs returned to San Gabriel Mountains - Los Angeles Times - Vimarsana News

Rare frogs returned to San Gabriel Mountains - Los Angeles Times

As streams dry up in the San Gabriel Mountains, biologists are searching harder for suitable areas to reintroduce a rare frog species.

Phú Yên sets two national records for food - Vimarsana News

Phú Yên sets two national records for food

Two Vietnamese records have been set in the central province of Phú Yên – the largest number of dishes created from lobster and the largest number of dishes cooked from tuna.

These frogs get swimming lessons before being released into the wild - Vimarsana News

These frogs get swimming lessons before being released into the wild

Wildlife officials found frogs bred in captivity have a better chance at survival if they learn their environment before being released

University of Cambridge: Toads surprise scientists by climbing trees in UK woodlands - Vimarsana News

University of Cambridge: Toads surprise scientists by climbing trees in UK woodlands

Until now, common toads were thought to be terrestrial. The highest toad in this study was found three metres up a tree – and scientists say there is a chance the toads might be venturing even higher.This is the first time that the tree climbing pote