Frogs may be ‘fighting back’ against deadly epidemic

Mongabay
Mar 30, 2018, 1:51 pm189 pts
A deadly disease that has ripped through frog populations around the world, contributing to huge declines in many species and the outright extinction of several others, has shown little sign of slowing its onslaught since scientists first detected it in the 1990s. But recent research indicates some frogs are…

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