When I say “it,” I am referring to the worldwide epidemic of frogs showing up in food, which I documented in a recent column (“Frogs hop into the headlines,” Oct. 15) describing two worldwide ...

The consumption of up to one billion frogs per year to satisfy human appetite for frog flesh is adding to the litany of pressures on global amphibian populations, write researchers in the upcoming ...

Starvation, malnutrition and re-feeding can have deadly consequences for humans and most animals but not Australia's green-striped burrowing frog. PhD student Rebecca Cramp from The University of ...

Editor's note: As is the case when animals are in the news, Mike asked his neurotic greyhound Lester to weigh in. This time, Lester tries to explain himself and the food chain. Before I get into a ...

One species of burrowing frogs can survive for years buried in mud without food and water. New research has figured out how the frog and other "super-sleeper" animals do it. Many species of animals go ...

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A rose by any other name may smell as sweet, but does a bread by any other name taste as good? We’re talking frog bread, the latest Tik Tok cooking trend, and we’ll be honest, at first, the name threw ...

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Frogs belonging to the genus Ceratophrys have a very particular way of catching their prey. They sit, squatting still and silent, waiting for another animal to cross their path -- then BAM! Out flicks ...