Dozens of tiny frogs named after Charles Darwin have landed in London after being rescued from a killer fungus in Chile. The peculiar, pointy-nosed southern Darwin's frog once thrived in the ...

Darwin's frogs are under 2 centimetres long and are recognisable by their distinctive, pointy noses. But they are now facing threats which are drastically reducing their numbers. They are ...

In the Andaman islands straddling India’s east coast, a species of frogs mate and lay their eggs while upside down, a new study has found. Both the male and female Charles Darwin frogs position ...

Dozens of tiny frogs named after Charles Darwin have landed in London after being rescued from a killer fungus in Chile. The peculiar, pointy-nosed southern Darwin's frog once thrived in the ...

Darwin’s frog is known for its brooding habits which involve the males carrying eggs about to hatch in their vocal pouch until they can fend for themselves. Credit: Zoological Society of London ...

Dozens of tiny frogs named after Charles Darwin have landed in London after being rescued from a killer fungus in Chile. The peculiar, pointy-nosed southern Darwin's frog once thrived in the Parque ...