I remember when I was a kid (73 years ago) I could hear frogs 🐸 singing after a rain storm now I don’t hear them at all..now I know why I miss being young

@peasinourthyme5722

2 ай бұрын

I´m 47. And when I was a kid it was the same, frogs everywhere and eggs in every pool in spring time. We kids used to collect tadpoles to raise them. I didn´t know about this desease, I thought it was all due to habitat loss and pesticides...

@OkOk-tt2dg

2 ай бұрын

I moved to a more rural town on the coast of Florida and I can hear the frogs, especially during mating season....at first I had no idea what the noise was. It is very soothing.

@CLPanda98

2 ай бұрын

I'm only 25 and I remember when I was a kid snow on the ground all winter, and every summer it was 70-80 with clear blue skies, I live in washington, and now it practically never snows in the winter where I live, summer can reach 110 or higher, and all summer long it's suggested you don't go outside because the skies are thick with wildfire smoke.

@gideon9096

2 ай бұрын

@@peasinourthyme5722its probably because of a combination of the two

@peasinourthyme5722

2 ай бұрын

@@gideon9096 Yes, that fungus must have been around long before the 70s without causing devastation.

I hold such great admiration for people working hard in conservation of any kind. Thank you all!

Had no idea the problem was so severe. I would want to donate funds to this crisis. I love the frogs because they are beautiful expression of nature’s diversity.

@bluenine85

2 ай бұрын

It's horrifying. I was born in the early 80s and I honestly can't express to people born in the late 90s or early 2000s how much of a shift it's been.

@Louisianapermaculture

2 ай бұрын

If you own land, create habitat. Nature isn’t supposed to be a destination. Nature is everywhere, but we’re all killing it to create “pretty” properties

I preached about this all the time here in Florida with everybody draining their yards off like they do we don't have 3 weeks for the tadpoles to grow into frogs I literally put 5 gallon buckets all over my yard and my horse trough I have more frogs in my yard and almost no mosquitoes if we don't keep the frog population up to where it should be none of us will be here there are first indicators

@75338

2 ай бұрын

Thank you for trying. We need the people in this video to get into each and every high school in the parts of the US where people refuse to believe in science, i.e. the South mostly.

@k2ggers961

19 күн бұрын

Science is racist shut up nazi​@@75338

When I was a kid I remember watching a documentary on Smithsonian it was called mission critical and they were looking for harlequin frogs love that this lab is still working and doing great shit

I’m so glad frogs are still pretty common here in the Mojave Desert in southern Utah. You can still hear thousands of baja california tree frogs singing during monsoon season and on warm winter days. I have definitely noticed this is northern Utah, and other places I’ve visited though - a very noticeable lack of amphibians. I hope this disease never ravages this still somewhat pristine desert. It is kind of ironic and very sad to think I see more frogs in the desert than I did on the wet, forested east coast..

Amazing conservation work! Thanks for sharing

Esa es mi amiga, orgullosa de ti Gina. ❤

Thank you Nature on PBS!!!

This is a great project for raising awareness of amphibian mass extinction. But effort should be focused in keeping the species ALIVE by keeping biotopes viable and natural spaces large enough and linked. Long live the frogs 🐸🌸

I found this absolutely ribbeting!

@anthonychihuahua

2 ай бұрын

Hehe 🤭

Holy cow! Thank God for people who are doing this seemingly impossible task! May God bless them. This is why we need billions of scientists! Not just a few thousand or whatever. And why we urgently need to start cleaning up the earth!

When I was a child too, after rains there were frogs everywhere, salamanders everywhere. Not soo much anymore. I'm trying to make better habitat on land.

Anne Boonchoy of Amphibia would be an eco hero ending the frog apocalypse! (animation & art form going extinct too)

Avid frog fan, the frog we have the greatest problem with here in South Africa is the Painted Reed Frog, their entire habitat has been reduced to some decorative pond in a country club in Morningside. Good to see harlequins alive never knew they were still around in captivity

@orishaeshu1084

Ай бұрын

The country club should make a habitat for the frogs by law

Thank you for saving the frogs

Thank you to everyone working hard on the amphibian conservation project...God bless...

Absolutely gorgeous protecting all animals from climate catastrophe

Excellent episode! Frogs really are underrated creatures.

If you're interested in seeing some of these rare frogs in the wild in Costa Rica (and financially help eco-lodges that protect vital frog habitat), I'd recommend CRARC for Agalychnis Lemur (the bright green frog in the video) and Yatama Eco Lodge for Triprion Spinosus (the mottled brown frog). At the very least, check out their websites for more info.

Thank you so much❤.

Gotta try

Such great work these scientists are doing!!! And such beautiful cinematography conveying the story...

A very riveting and informative piece.I also have a fascination for frogs and have been doing some research for their conservation.It would indeed be an honour to be part of such a team!

" looking 4 a place that is not taken,a smile I can awaken. All I need is truth to breed,just a simple place 4 u n me "

I've been noticing the decline for twentyish years. Every year, there are less of my buddies. I have always loved frogs and Toads. What is happening to our birds and all of the wildlife. Humans destroy everything. We are the worst creatures on earth and the ones who should be going extinct. But instead we overpopulate and care for no one but ourselves. The few who do care cannot seem to Make enough of a difference to change it.

@fireballninja01

2 ай бұрын

it’s not overpopulation, it’s rich people and political pests

I like Frogs. Mostly most Tropical Frogs anyway. I even seen some Tropical looking frogs make some appearances on some of my favorite animated & Live Action shows & movies. From Muppets, to Kulipari & finally Amphibia.

when I was little, every time it rains, toads and frogs would come out after and I always remember going out to the garden and just watch them, they’re everywhere and the babies were absolutely adorable 🥺 now I rarely see them and I only see mature toads but never frog, and it literally been years since I last saw a baby toad and frog 😢

Is so sad

Reptiles 4Life

@twilightgardenspresentatio6384

2 ай бұрын

Vertebrate life on earth… Amphibians did it first.

Fungi can be eaten by other living things, like bacteria and insects. Hopefully they can figure out a type of microbe that will eat that specific fungus. I wish I could go to Central America and help these people. I lived in Costa Rica for 9 years and I speak Spanish fluently, plus I love the tropics.

It isn't easy being green.. or orange, or yellow...

We don’t deserve this planet…

Frogs :(

Awesome work!

Thank you for this info

Love this, keep up the good work. 🐸

Ribbit 🐸

" Oh my boyish dreams "

Why are frogs more affected than salamanders?

@JNecology

2 ай бұрын

Salamanders are also affected. I think the video was simply highlighting the story here with these frogs. However, there is another species of chytrid (B. salamandrivorans; Bsal) that is particularly bad for salamanders. But this species of chytrid has not yet been detected in the Americas.

@orishaeshu1084

Ай бұрын

Frogs depend on water more.

Thank you!

it was very helpful🙏🙏🙏

Something about their big eyes just makes them look so cute. And that round face.

@orishaeshu1084

Ай бұрын

Hopefully aliens think of us the same way

On PR here, we have coqui 🐸. They aren't going anywhere (ask Hawaii)

🐉 🐉 🐉

Does Harley Quinn like frogs?

Save the froggies.

Is it not possible to use genetic engineering to insert resistant genes into naive frogs?

Frogs and everything else, including humans, will be gone pretty soon.

@orishaeshu1084

Ай бұрын

Humans won’t be. Amphibians are undergoing a severe selective pressure. Perhaps amphibians that don’t depend on as much water

Aaaaahhhhhhh the rainforest has a std that's killing off all the frogs!!!!!!!!!! Penns woods you can drink nor swim in the streams!!!!!

respect!