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Tag: Northern Leopard Frog

News and coverage of Northern Leopard Frog at zoos and aquariums.

A Northern Leopard Frog, green with dark spots and a pale dorsal ridge, sitting on wet sand and gravel
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One Wild Population Left, and 2,500 New Tadpoles

In British Columbia there is exactly one wild population of Northern Leopard Frogs ...

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A cotton-top tamarin infant with a white crest rides on the back of an adult tamarin, a second adult visible at the left.

San Antonio Zoo Welcomes Cotton-Top Tamarin Twins

Three researchers in foul weather gear lean over the side of a boat to steady a broadnose sevengill shark lying in a water-filled tank.

Oregon Coast Aquarium Tags Sharks That Stayed All Winter

About a dozen Kenya Wildlife Service rangers in green overalls brace against a blindfolded rhino in dry leaf-littered bush, guiding it forward with a thick rope while an armed ranger watches from the right.

Kenya’s Rhino Sanctuary Outgrew Itself

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  • Four young gharials rest against one another on a mesh floor, their long narrow snouts lined with fine teeth and their tan bodies marked with dark bands

    Eight Gharials Hatch in Fort Worth, a Fourth Straight Year

  • A flock of pink flamingos stands on a sand bank at the edge of a green pond at Tierpark Hagenbeck, with a low planted island in the water in front of them, artificial rock outcrops and clipped hedges behind, and zebras visible in the distance.

    Hagenbeck Rebuilds Its Flamingo Pond Around a Filter

  • Two southern sea otters rest on their backs in a floating raft of kelp on a gray ocean surface, one looking toward the camera.

    The Work That Comes Before Oregon’s Sea Otters

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