Glassfrogs make themselves transparent while they rest by taking red blood cells from circulation and concealing them in their livers.
To test two theories of sex differences in spatial skills, researchers put poison frogs in tiny pants and gave them a spa bath.
Research with Indigenous communities in Ecuador reveals that up to 32 species of harlequin frog aren't actually extinct.
Shortly after a mass die-off of amphibians, Costa Rica and Panama saw a spike in malaria cases. A new study clarifies the connection.
New research finds that turtles in the wild age slowly and have long lifespans, and identifies several species that essentially don't age at all.
A group of tiny frogs are so small they lose control when jumping, ungracefully pirouetting through the air before coming in for a crash-landing.
New research sheds light on an frog-killing pandemic. "...when it comes to chytrid infection, the most important things are where you live and who you are."
Scientists weren't sure if a rare frog species, Gastrotheca guentheri, had real teeth, so they zoomed in on some froglet jaws to find out.
Biologists have caught a caecilian, a legless amphibian that can be anywhere from a few inches to 5 feet long. It's the first one found in the US.
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