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Why You Should Care About Frogs
Exploring the frog’s world and piques your curiosity about these little harmless environmental indicators.
Facts on Frogs
Frogs breathe through their skin. We are making them very susceptible to contamination, pollution and other environmental changes happening right now. Frogs have impeccable instincts, allowing them to fluctuate their populations to adapt and survive these environmental conditions.
We can learn a lot about the health of our environments from the ecosystems around us. Tree and Wood Frogs of Central Alberta’s grasslands are observable in many changing environments with a gestational period. With everything from agriculture development to pollution affecting the species.
The amphibian population is rapidly declining.
Local governments intervene in St. Andrew’s Museum is not disregarding to help raise awareness of the species’ decline and help conserve them. The St. Andrew’s Museum may hold some large amphibians, and many are the world-famous Bamboo Frogs!
The Bamboo Frog and the Tree Frog are the most well-known species of the Frog family, but there are many more. They are all unique in their way, but they all share a common…
