Two endangered frogs expand into new areas after recovering from fungus
Two frog species have been detected in new areas. They recovered from chytrid fungus that killed many frogs in the 1980s and 1990s.
Why it mattersRecovery gives hope for saving these species. But one frog's lack of progress shows fungal threats are still serious.
AustraliaTwo of Australia's most endangered frogs are bouncing back in the Wet Tropics, though conservation work must intensify to protect the third.
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