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Sadly this species is listed as extinct but on a recent trip to Central America I can't stop thinking about how possible it is that this species and other species are still living In small populations through out Central America. I saw hundreds and hundreds of miles of dense rainforest through out Costa Rica and panama and again I just thought that it's so possible that there still out there.



Just trying to start some tree frog convo ;)
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They are beautiful.. I bet the conservationist in Costa Rica already collected them and saved them. Citrid fungus is really bad out there.. they are beautiful.
 
I've been to the mountain this frog was described from, which was hit very hard by chytrid. It is still a poorly studied region, and these frogs are exceedingly rare to find - I wouldn't be surprised if there are still some out there. There is also a large salamander that was only found once in the 70s on a nearby mountain that hasnt been seen since, and virtually no herpetologists have returned to that mountain.
 
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