The pobblebonk frog makes the best noises
Creatura BlogWith a name that could easily have been lifted from the pages of a Harry Potter novel, there’s nothing but charm oozing out of the pobblebonk frog.
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Aussie frogs are hitchhiking around the country and scientists are concerned
NewsThe data captured through the popular FrogID app is becoming critical to understanding changes to Australian frog distribution.
Impact of fungus on world frog populations revealed
NewsChytrid fungus has been responsible for wiping out seven species of Australian frogs, with no definite cure in sight for those still under threat.
The future of Australian frogs
WildlifeTwo new research tools are supporting a groundswell of public interest that could make a difference to the future of Australian frogs, which are facing tough times.
Meet Australia’s desert-dwelling frogs
WildlifeBurrowing frogs spend most of their lives underground, which impacts their shape, eating and breeding habits.
Beep, click, bark: Australia’s unique frog calls
Wild JourneyAustralia is home to well over 200 species of frog, which makes for a diverse range of sounds.
How frog tongues work
EducationFrogs use a unique kind of reversible saliva combined with a super-soft tongue to hold onto prey, new research has found.
How three women were inspired to enter the male-dominated field of herpetology
Science & EnvironmentThese three inspiring women work with reptiles and amphibians day in, day out, dispelling the myth that herpetology is just for the boys.
Photos capture feat of survival as predators and prey break boundaries to escape floods
NewsBroome’s record rainfall has flooded the region and forced local wildlife to flee to higher ground.
Salt may be the cure for a devastating disease wiping out our frogs, scientists say
NewsOrdinary pool salt may provide a cure for a debilitating disease that has so far driven one third of the world’s frogs to the brink of extinction.