FROGS ARE VERY IMPORTANT MEMBERS OF ANY ECOSYSTEM

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Frogs live almost everywhere—from tropical forests to frozen tundra and scorching deserts. They sport an amazing range of survival strategies. Many frogs are more colorful than the most dazzling birds, and their voices have filled the night with song since the dawn of the dinosaurs. But the chorus is fading. As humans change natural environments, frogs around the world are disappearing.

Thus far, up to 200 species have completely disappeared since 1980, this is NOT normal.

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Hello, My name is Hali. As a lizard who live in the tropical forest, I can tell you that amphibians naturally go extinct at a rate of one species every 250 years!!!

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Hello my name is Emma. I live in a tropical region where frogs co-exist. Since 1980, many forestry has been destroyed and replaced with new developments for business and homes.

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Hi my name is Alex. I also live in a tropical country where there has been a lot of developing cities and businesses. Frogs colors changes to adapt to the chemical imbalance and changes in the environment.

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