With nearly 6,000 species currently identified, frogs and toads
are the most familiar and abundant amphibians on the planet. "Frogs
and Toads of the World" is a comprehensive guide to the natural
history of this large and diverse group of creatures. Stunningly
illustrated throughout with 200 color photographs, this
one-of-a-kind book traces the evolution and classification of frogs
and toads, providing detailed information about each of the 49
unique families and highlighting distinctive and notable species.
It vividly describes their remarkable diversity in shape, color,
and markings; anatomy and development; life cycle; habitats; the
various methods they use to attract mates and hunt for food; and
the physiological and behavioral tricks they use to survive and
thrive around the world.
This indispensable guide also explores frogs' interaction with
humans, from modern-day collection for the meat trade, scientific
research, and the trade in exotic pets to how their survival is
being threatened by habitat destruction, climate change, and
disease.A comprehensive guide to the natural history of frogs and
toads Features 200 stunning color photographs Covers each of the 49
unique frog families Describes anatomy, life cycle, habitats,
survival tricks, and more
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