As Temps Rise, Amphibians Will Vanish
A variety of frogs and other amphibians will have a hard time finding escape routes from warming environments.
Amphibians are perfect subjects for studies on climate change, Early said, because they are extremely sensitive to changes in temperature. Because frogs and related creatures are so small, they are also limited in how far they can move at a time. So they can’t easily escape from conditions that become inhospitable to them.
Source: news.discovery.com
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