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largest of all amphibians, the Chinese giant salamander

They are in danger of extinction due to poaching and and

2 20x30 Chiricahua Leopard Frog Tadpoles Phoenix Zoo, Ph 3

1 LigThumbnail Size Common Name Photographed Additional Text 1 20x30 Chinese Giant Salamander Cincinnati Zoo, CThe largest of all amphibians, the Chinese giant salamander can reach lengths of XX feet and weigh up to XX lbs. They are in danger of extinction due to poaching and and loss of habitat. 2 20x30 Chiricahua Leopard Frog Tadpoles Phoenix Zoo, Ph 3 20x30 Eyelh Frogs Omaha Zoo, Omaha, Nebrka 4 20x30 Panamanian Golden Frog Riverbanks Zoo, Columbia, South rolina

5 20x30 Yellowstriped ecilian San Antonio Zoo, San Antonio, Tex 6 20x30

Aquarium, Chattanooga, Tennessee 8 20x30 Limon Harlequin Frog Near Limon,

2 5 20x30 Yellowstriped ecilian San Antonio Zoo, San Antonio, Tex 6 20x30 Arizona Toad Tucson, Arizona 7 20x30 Ornate Horned Frog Tennessee Aquarium, Chattanooga, Tennessee 8 20x30 Limon Harlequin Frog Near Limon, EcuFrogs in the Atelopus genus are among the rarest in Central and South America. They've been wiped out by habitat destruction, disee and climate change, which both heats up and dries out their habitat in the mountains of Equador.

9 20x30 Gls Frog Egg Ms Near Limon, EcuClinging to the underside of a leaf, developing gls frog tadpoles are

Chytrid fungus h swept through 10 20x30 Southern Mountain Yellowlegged FrKings nyon Na Kings nyon National

The disee first appeared in this High Sierra bin in 2004, and h virtually wiped out the lt stronghold

3 9 20x30 Gls Frog Egg Ms Near Limon, EcuClinging to the underside of a leaf, developing gls frog tadpoles are visible in an egg ms. Chytrid fungus h swept through 10 20x30 Southern Mountain Yellowlegged FrKings nyon Na Kings nyon National Park with a vengance. This is one of the lt southern moutain yellowlegged frogs in the area. The disee first appeared in this High Sierra bin in 2004, and h virtually wiped out the lt stronghold populations of this species. "Worldwide, this is the worst 11 20x30 Juvenile Yosemite Toads Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of lifornia, B 12 20x30 lifornia Tiger Salamander Fresno Chaffee Zoo, Fresno, lifornia

14 20x30 Green and Black Poison Dart Frog (PToledo, Ohio 15 20x30 Black Crocodile Newts

4 13 20x30 Lemur Leaf Frogs in amplexus Zoo Atlanta, AtlaAmplexus is a state in which a male frog latches on to a female prior to egglaying and fertilization x30 Green and Black Poison Dart Frog (PToledo, Ohio 15 20x30 Black Crocodile Newts National Mississippi River Museum and Aquarium, Dubuqu 16 20x30 Blue Poison Dart Frogs Reptile Gardens, Rapid City, South Dakota

17 20x30 Barred Tiger Salamander Sunset Zoo, Manhattan, Kans 18 20x30 Malaysian Horned Leaf

Maryland 20 20x30 Boreal Toads University of ColControl and experimental groups of boreal

This experiment, conducted by Cindy rey at the University of Colorado at Boulder, is designed

5 17 20x30 Barred Tiger Salamander Sunset Zoo, Manhattan, Kans 18 20x30 Malaysian Horned Leaf Frog Knoxville, Tennessee 19 20x30 Mimic Poison Dart Frog Baltimore Aquarium, Baltimore, Maryland 20 20x30 Boreal Toads University of ColControl and experimental groups of boreal toads sit in bathing containers. This experiment, conducted by Cindy rey at the University of Colorado at Boulder, is designed to determine what levels of chloramphenicol (a fungicide) are effective in treating animals exposed to chytrid fungus, a disee that's wiping out amphibians worldwide

21 16x20 lifornia Redlegged Frog Sierra MountainsThis threatened species is

SierrBiologist Vance Vrendenburg searches for frogs infected with chytrid

6 21 16x20 lifornia Redlegged Frog Sierra MountainsThis threatened species is the one Mark Twain wrote about in his famous short story The Celebrated Jumping Frog of laver County x20 Axolotl Detroit Zoo, Detroit, Michigan 23 16x20 (None) lifornia's SierrBiologist Vance Vrendenburg searches for frogs infected with chytrid fungus in a lake in lifornia's Sierra Mountains x20 Ensatina Salamander Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of lifornia, B

25 16x20 Diabolito or Little Devil Poison Dart Pontificia Universidad tólica, Quito,

pseutes at a captive breeding center at Pontificia Universidad tólica in Quito, Ecuador.

time. There are hundreds of amphibian species in danger of 27 16x20 Pied Mossy Frog

7 25 16x20 Diabolito or Little Devil Poison Dart Pontificia Universidad tólica, Quito, Ecuador 26 16x20 (None) Pontificia Univer A biologist holds up a specimen of Gtrotheca pseutes at a captive breeding center at Pontificia Universidad tólica in Quito, Ecuador. Known an 'Amphibian Ark', this facility h room to breed no more than 15 species at any one time. There are hundreds of amphibian species in danger of 27 16x20 Pied Mossy Frog extinction now and increing Houston Zoo, Houston, Tex 28 16x20 Tex Blind Salamanders Detroit Zoo, Detroit, Michigan

29 16x20 Bird Dropping Frog Toledo, Ohio This feature for which this species is named makes it virutally impossible for

30 16x20 Brazil Poison Dart Frog Everett, Whington 31 16x20 American Bullfrog Near Lincoln, NeThough many species of

Its size and aggressive nature allow it to colonize over great distances, where it feeds on everything from fish to

8 29 16x20 Bird Dropping Frog Toledo, Ohio This feature for which this species is named makes it virutally impossible for predators to spot in the wild x20 Brazil Poison Dart Frog Everett, Whington 31 16x20 American Bullfrog Near Lincoln, NeThough many species of amphibian are in serious decline, the American bullfrog is thriving. Its size and aggressive nature allow it to colonize over great distances, where it feeds on everything from fish to ducklings to other frogs x20 Leopard Frog Watertown, NewA victim of a highway built next to a marsh, this leopard frog w found dead along a road in upper New York State. More than a million animals a day are killed along our nation's roads each and every day.

33 16x20 Central Newts and Southern Leopar Bennett Springs Central newts prey on one of their favorite food sources, the eggs of southern leopard frogs.

Louis Zoo, StChytrid fungus is responsible for this salamander's unusual appearance; the disee is almost always fatal, and causes victims to slough skin.

9 33 16x20 Central Newts and Southern Leopar Bennett Springs Central newts prey on one of their favorite food sources, the eggs of southern leopard frogs x20 Ozark Hellbender St. Louis Zoo, StChytrid fungus is responsible for this salamander's unusual appearance; the disee is almost always fatal, and causes victims to slough skin x20 African Clawed Frog Great Plains ZooThis species es is native to the African Rift Valley, but were imported to the US and elsewhere for laboratory applications and the pet trade. They've since made their way into the wild, and are considered to be an iive pest species in many parts of the world x20 Surinam Toad St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis, Missouri

10 37 16x20 Axolotl Detroit Zoo, Detroit, Michigan 38 16x20 Red and Black Walking Frog Reptile Gardens, Rapid City, South Dakota 39 16x20 Eyelh Frog Eggs Omaha Zoo, Omaha, Nebrka 40 16x20 Tadpole Pontificia Universidad tólica, Quito, Ecuador

41 11x14 Evergreen Toad Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia 42 11x14 Red Salamander

tólica, Quito uito, Ecuador 44 11x14 Tres Cruces Harlequin Frog Pontificia

seven captive individuals of the species.

11 41 11x14 Evergreen Toad Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia 42 11x14 Red Salamander Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia 43 11x14 Gls Frog Pontificia Universidad d tólica tólica, Quito uito, Ecuador 44 11x14 Tres Cruces Harlequin Frog Pontificia Univer This frog, photographed at a captive breeding facility, is one of only seven captive individuals of the species. ptive breeding attempts have so far been unsuccessful. It is considered critically endangered and may be extinct in the wild.

45 11x14 lifornia Tiger Salamander Fresno

Fisheries, Knoxville, Tennessee 48 11x14

12 45 11x14 lifornia Tiger Salamander Fresno Chaffee Zoo, Fresno, lifornia 46 11x14 Limon Giant Gls Frog Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia 47 11x14 Marbled Newt Conservation Fisheries, Knoxville, Tennessee 48 11x14 Dyeing Poison Frog Tadpole (Cobalt Everett, Whington

actually fly, his species uses webbing between its toes to glide from limb to

13 49 11x14 Malaysian River Toad Knoxville, Tennessee 50 11x14 Asian Painted Frog Yankton, South Dakota 51 11x14 Java Flying Frog Knoxville, TenneThough it can't actually fly, his species uses webbing between its toes to glide from limb to limb in the forest x14 European Fire Salamander St. Louis Zoo, St. Louis, Missouri

53 11x14 Mudpuppy Genoa National The external gills of a mudpuppy

54 11x14 Marsupial Frog Detroit Zoo, Det This species gets its

55 11x14 Sonoran Green Toad Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, Tucson,

14 53 11x14 Mudpuppy Genoa National The external gills of a mudpuppy are fanned in water to remove low levels of oxygen x14 Marsupial Frog Detroit Zoo, Det This species gets its name from the pouch on its back where it carries its young x14 Sonoran Green Toad Arizona Sonora Desert Museum, Tucson, Arizona 56 11x14 Ozark Zigzag Salamander Missouri State University, Springfield, Missouri

57 11x14 Peters' Dwarf Frog Pontificia Universidad tólica,

TenneHiding by day, this frog is camouflaged by leafy

59 11x14 Kaiser Spotted Newt Knoxville, Tennessee 60 11x14

15 57 11x14 Peters' Dwarf Frog Pontificia Universidad tólica, Quito, Ecuador 58 11x14 Java Flying Frog Knoxville, TenneHiding by day, this frog is camouflaged by leafy surroundings it sleeps x14 Kaiser Spotted Newt Knoxville, Tennessee 60 11x14 Redeyed Tree Frog Sunset Zoo, Manhattan, Kans 61 (ti 25x78 Wyoming toad Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Colorado Springs, Colorado

16 x34 Ensatina Salamander 43x34 Suro stream frog Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of lifornia, B Zoology Museum, Pontificia Universidad tòlica, Quito, E 65 43x34 Malaysian Horned Leaf Frog Knoxville, Tennessee 66 43x34 Green and Black Poison (Panama Morph) Dart Frog Toledo, Ohio 67 43x34 Boreal Toad Cheyenne Mountain Zoo, Colorado Springs, Colorado 68 43x34 Marine or ne toads Limon, Ecuador

17 69 43x34 Gordon's Purple Mossy Frogs Reptile Gardens, Rapid City, South Dakota 70 43x34 Etern Hellbender Museum of Vertebrate Zoology, University of lifornia, B 71 43x34 Aquatic caecilian Detroit Zoo, Detroit, Michigan 72 43x34 Marbled Newt Larva Conservation Fisheries, Knoxville, Tennessee 73 43x34 Waxy Monkey Frog Rolling Hills Wildlife Adventure, Salina, Kans 74 43x34 Harlequin Frog Omaha Zoo, Omaha, Nebrka

18 75 43x34 Pacific Horned Frog Zoology Museum, Pontificia Universidad tòlica, Quito, E 76 43x34 nal Zone Treefrog Zoo Atlanta, Atlanta, Georgia 77 43x34 Colorado River Toad Sedgwick County Zoo, Wichita, Kans 78 90x60 Budgett's Frog Baltimore Aquarium, Baltimore, Maryland 79 90x60 Chacoan Horned Frog Sedgwick County Zoo, Wichita, Kans 80 90x60 Extinct Species of amphibians Zoology MuseumMany of these species have gone extinct in the lt decade or less.

19 81 90x60 Southern Mountain Yellowlegged Frog Kings nyon National Park, lifornia Chytrid fungus h swept through Kings nyon National Park with a vengance. This is one of the lt southern moutain yellowlegged frogs in the area. The disee first appeared in this High Sierra bin in 2004, and h virtually wiped out the lt stronghold

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