Rare Frog Species Bred in Captivity

Scientists have successfully bred the strikingly marked Central African horned frog, known for its prominent skin protrusions and retractable claws, for the first time in captivity. This breakthrough represents a significant step in conservation efforts for the critically endangered species, which is native to the Congo Basin. The successful breeding demonstrates a potential avenue for bolstering the frog’s population and mitigating the threats to its survival in the wild.

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