Tadpoles found living in Japanese streams with hottest water ever recorded for an amphibian

Mongabay
By Mike GaworeckiAug 5, 2016, 1:00 pm143 pts
Japan's natural hot springs, or onsen, are frequented by locals and visitors alike, who relax in the year-round steaming water in public bathhouses. As it turns out, they’re not the only ones who enjoy the hot water: some tadpoles in Japan appear to be fans of the onsen as well. According to a study published…

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