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Frog Atlas Australia Print E-mail

Frog Atlas allows you to learn about some of Australia’s frogs, while helping to build an interactive map of frog distributions. The Atlas is the next stage of two long-term Frog Census programs that have been running in South Australia and Melbourne has evolved thanks to the input of our partners.

Frog calls vary between species and provide a simple means for gaining information about where frogs are found. By learning to identify frog calls and contributing them to a central, mappable site, together we can build up a picture of what is happening to our neighbours, the frogs.

Leap Day 2012
Organizations all over the world are working together to help save amphibians from extinction. Why not visit Adelaide Zoo on Leap Day 2012 (February 29th) to see how we are helping?

 

 

Focus Species

Striped Marsh Frog

Limnodynastes peronii

The striped marsh frog is an aquatic frog that is often one of the first newcomers to garden frog ponds on the east coast. This tendency can lead to them becoming victims to swimming pools. The striped marsh frog appears to be more tolerant to pollution that some other frog species.

 

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