Researchers in Hyderabad have detected an amphibian-killing fungus across India’s major biodiversity hotspots. A nationwide survey of nearly 1,870 amphibians found low infection rates, while eDNA-based water surveillance could help authorities detect the fungus early and protect vulnerable frog populations.
According to a study published in the journal ‘Science’, the authors revealed that Glass Frogs conceal their blood in their liver to maintain transparency.
Gorakhpur: A group of people organised a wedding of frogs to appease the rain god, Lord Indra. This is #Unbelievable, some people in #gorakhpur got a #Frog married so that it could rain#GorakhpurRain@the_viralvideos @funnyordie pic.twitter.com/yRnSb93IVx — Ashish Gupta (@DirectorAshish) July 19, 2022 The ‘wedding’ was held on Tuesday night with all rituals. Radhakant Verma, who organised […]