GLASS FROGS REAPPEAR IN Bolivia After 18 Years :-
A rare species of frog native to the eastern slopes of the Bolivia Andes has been spotted in the South American country for first time in 18 years. This Cochran frog is notable for its transparent belly, leading to its nickname, the 'glass' frog.
Researchers came across the frogs during a mission to rescue reptiles and amphibians threatened by a hydroelectric project.
Bolivian Cochran frog Nymphargus bejaranoi Hearts, digestive tracts visible through their transparent bellies.
Weight:- 70-80 gm
Length:-19-24 mm
Habitat:- wetlands, forest
Threats:- Agriculture, pollution.
A rare species of frog native to the eastern slopes of the Bolivia Andes has been spotted in the South American country for first time in 18 years. This Cochran frog is notable for its transparent belly, leading to its nickname, the 'glass' frog.
Researchers came across the frogs during a mission to rescue reptiles and amphibians threatened by a hydroelectric project.
Bolivian Cochran frog Nymphargus bejaranoi Hearts, digestive tracts visible through their transparent bellies.
Weight:- 70-80 gm
Length:-19-24 mm
Habitat:- wetlands, forest
Threats:- Agriculture, pollution.
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