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» Why poison frogs don't poison themselves |
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Sep 21, 2017 - 3:40 PM - by RSS_news
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Poison frogs harbor some of the most potent neurotoxins we know, yet scientists have long wondered -- how do these frogs keep from poisoning themselves? Scientists are now a step closer to resolving that head-scratcher. And the answer has potential consequences for the fight against pain and addiction.
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» Tiny Brazilian frogs are deaf to their own calls |
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Sep 21, 2017 - 1:40 PM - by RSS_news
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Pumpkin toadlets, found on the leaf litter of Brazil's Atlantic forest, are among the smallest frogs in the world. Scientists have now discovered that two species of these tiny orange frogs cannot hear the sound of their own calls.
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» Bite force research reveals dinosaur-eating frog |
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Sep 20, 2017 - 3:40 PM - by RSS_news
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Scientists say that a large, now extinct, frog called Beelzebufo that lived about 68 million years ago in Madagascar would have been capable of eating small dinosaurs. The conclusion comes from a study of the bite force of South American horned frogs from the living genus Ceratophrys, known as Pacman frogs for their characteristic round shape and large mouth, similar to the video game character Pac-Man.
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» Foster tadpoles trigger parental instinct in poison frogs |
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Sep 20, 2017 - 1:40 PM - by RSS_news
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Poison frogs, especially male poison frogs, are very caring parents. After the tadpoles hatch, the males piggyback their offspring to distant pools spread around the rainforest where they can feed and develop. A recent study shows that this parental behavior can be triggered experimentally. When unrelated tadpoles are placed on the backs of adult frogs, male – and even female – “foster parents” make their way to pools in the forest in the same way as if they had picked up the tadpoles... [Read More]
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