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U.S. a major destination for trafficked Latin American wildlife

Success! Biologists may have found a way to eliminate amphibian-killing fungus in the wild

Eden Besieged: Amazonia’s Matchless Wildlife Pillaged by Traffickers

Poisonous amphibians may be more likely to go extinct

Latin American wildlife trafficking takes to the air

The impacts of haze on Southeast Asia’s wildlife

Farmed and legally exported Colombian poison frogs take on the illegal pet trade

Journey to oblivion: unraveling Latin America’s illegal wildlife trade

Chinese Giant Salamander: millions farmed, nearly extinct in the wild

Latin American illegal wildlife trade exploding in scope and scale

São Paolo Trafficking: Smuggling Brazil’s Wildlife

Eaten to extinction? India’s purple frog faces another threat

You know climate change threatens the planet — but your bank account?

New study re-assesses conservation status of Peruvian amphibians

Cupid’s syringe: A love potion for troubled amphibians

Tracking the tiny: Harmonic direction finders aid study of small amphibians  

Biologist finds “we are on pace to create a mass extinction” of frogs worldwide

Conservation groups buy land from 109 coffee farmers, create reserve for rare salamanders

Photos: Hundreds of new species discovered in the Eastern Himalayas

Scientists find a fix for a ‘frog’s worst nightmare’

Good news: Stunning ‘extinct’ toad rises again in Ecuador (photos)

Major expedition uncovers new species in Bolivia

Meet Peru’s new fleshbelly frog

Almost Famous Animals

‘Act before it is too late’: scientists urge ban on salamander imports to avert pandemic

Invasion of Poisonous Asian toad in Madagascar is a greater threat to biodiversity than previously thought

New study finds the brilliant-thighed poison frog can learn its way home

Scientists identify frog through DNA without leaving forest

Recently discovered ‘punkrocker’ frog changes skin texture in minutes

New wormy amphibians discovered in Southeast Asia

Madagascar’s frog haven: rich, underexplored, threatened

Biodiversity may reduce the threat of disease

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