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Press Release 12-047
Hiding in Plain Sight, New Frog Species Found in New York City
Leopard frog's habitat covers very small region, likely went extinct in larger territory
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A new frog species has been discovered--in the midst of New York City's urban area.
Credit: Bill Curry |
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The new frog's range in New York and New Jersey is likely much smaller than it once was.
Credit: Cathy Newman et al. |
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The southern leopard frog is a look-alike with the new species.
Credit: Chris Camacho |
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The pickerel frog, a species of leopard frog, is found in the same area as the new frog.
Credit: Jeremy Feinberg |
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