Tiny frogs rock even tinier 'G-strings' for science
How do you track a bunch of teeny-weeny frogs across the vast rainforests of South America? By putting teeny-weeny trackers on their teeny-weeny underwear, of course.
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How do you track a bunch of teeny-weeny frogs across the vast rainforests of South America? By putting teeny-weeny trackers on their teeny-weeny underwear, of course.
When they get scared, pumpkin toadlets leap into the air before making an entirely uncontrolled crash landing.
Being tiny can certainly have its advantages. You need less food, don't take up as much space, and are harder for predators to spot.
Frogs usually land on their feet, but one group of tiny toadlets from Brazil are so small they can’t stick a landing. Pumpkin toadlets (Brachycephalus spp.) are teensy, about the size of an M&M. These miniaturized frogs will jump when given a nudge or a scare, but lose their balance as they tumble through the […]
Edwardsville, Illinois (PRWEB) June 21, 2022 -- A small frog is making big headlines thanks to the intriguing findings of researchers, led by Southern