The Amazonian amphibian produces a chemical camouflage that renders it invisible to its aggressive ant neighbors.
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Not unlike humans, male tree frogs call on females to begin the mating game, and females prefer long calls. 
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Frogs in Taiwan using storm drains as microphones to amplify their mating calls, researchers find.
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So many lessons / discussions could be launched from this amphibian news flash!
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Want to get my hands on this one! Great resource for K-4 teachers.
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The Amphibian Species of the World database, created by Museum Curator Darrel Frost, lists all scientific and English names for more than 7,000 amphibian spe...
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The world needs more guys like Darrel Frost - we can't possibly know what we are losing if we don't know what we have!
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Spring has Sprung and the Amphibians are BACK! Here's a great list of classroom resources for you and your students!
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Science meets art! Oh the classroom applications this graphic inspires... Tell us how you can use it in your classrooms!
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