A “thriving community” of yellow-spotted Bell Frogs, thought to be extinct for over 30 years, has been discovered in the NSW Southern Tablelands.
“I’m advised that finding this frog is as significant a discovery as a Tasmanian tiger,” NSW Environment Minister Frank Sartor is quoted as saying on the BBC’s website.
“This discovery is a reminder of the need to protect this environment so future generations can enjoy the noise and colour of our native animals.”
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‘Extinct’ frog found in Southern Tablelands
A “thriving community” of yellow-spotted Bell Frogs, thought to be extinct for over 30 years, has been discovered in the NSW Southern Tablelands.
“I’m advised that finding this frog is as significant a discovery as a Tasmanian tiger,” NSW Environment Minister Frank Sartor is quoted as saying on the BBC’s website.
“This discovery is a reminder of the need to protect this environment so future generations can enjoy the noise and colour of our native animals.”
Read the full story here.