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Extinction

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people eat frogs to survive
Chytridiomycosis has been linked to dramatic population declines or even extinctions of amphibian species in western North America, Central America, South America, eastern Australia, and Dominica and Montserrat in the Caribbean.

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I see the problem

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Africa, Germany , U.S, consumer numerous amounts of frogs daily

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Africa, Germany , U.S, consumer numerous amounts of frogs daily

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Globally, the loss of amphibian specieshas sent shock waves rippling through aquatic ecosystems and there’s no sign the decline is slowing down, 

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Globally, the loss of amphibian specieshas sent shock waves rippling through aquatic ecosystems and there’s no sign the decline is slowing down, 

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an emerging disease called chytridiomycosis and global climate change are thought the be the biggest threats to amphibians. Chytridiomycosis is a disease caused by the fungal chytrid pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. This pathogen is associated with the global loss of hundreds of species of amphibians and represents a spectacular loss of biodiversity, some say the worst in recorded history. 

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an emerging disease called chytridiomycosis and global climate change are thought the be the biggest threats to amphibians. Chytridiomycosis is a disease caused by the fungal chytrid pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis. This pathogen is associated with the global loss of hundreds of species of amphibians and represents a spectacular loss of biodiversity, some say the worst in recorded history. 

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Egg clutch of Chikila sp. an egg-laying and direct developing caecilians endemic to northeast India

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 The causes for recent amphibian declines are many, but an emerging disease called chytridiomycosis and global climate change are thought the be the biggest threats to amphibians

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 The causes for recent amphibian declines are many, but an emerging disease called chytridiomycosis and global climate change are thought the be the biggest threats to amphibians

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https://www.nwf.org/News-and-Magazines/National-Wildlife/Animals/Archives/2005/Missing-Amphibians.aspx

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"...chytridiomycosis and global climate change are thought the be the biggest threats to amphibians. Chytridiomycosis is a disease caused by the fungal chytrid pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis."

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"...chytridiomycosis and global climate change are thought the be the biggest threats to amphibians. Chytridiomycosis is a disease caused by the fungal chytrid pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis."

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Clearly, the most important factor leading to amphibian population declines is habitat destruction. When forests are cleared it is no surprise that species that once lived there disappear.

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Clearly, the most important factor leading to amphibian population declines is habitat destruction. When forests are cleared it is no surprise that species that once lived there disappear.

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dead fishes are sad

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they have been vanishing from places where they live at a rate of 3.7% per year. this means that over half of the population of amphibians will disappear in 20 years in the US

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they have been vanishing from places where they live at a rate of 3.7% per year. this means that over half of the population of amphibians will disappear in 20 years in the US

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~Sam;)

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They include (1) habitat loss and fragmentation, (2) prolonged drought, which dries up breeding pools, so few tadpoles survive, (3) pollution, (4) increase in ultra violet radiation caused by reduction in stratospheric ozone, (5) parasites, (6) over hunting, especially in Asia and France, where frog legs are a delicacy, (7) viral and fungal diseases, and (8) natural immigration or deliberate introduction of non native predators and competitors (such as fish) and other disease organisms.

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They include (1) habitat loss and fragmentation, (2) prolonged drought, which dries up breeding pools, so few tadpoles survive, (3) pollution, (4) increase in ultra violet radiation caused by reduction in stratospheric ozone, (5) parasites, (6) over hunting, especially in Asia and France, where frog legs are a delicacy, (7) viral and fungal diseases, and (8) natural immigration or deliberate introduction of non native predators and competitors (such as fish) and other disease organisms.

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They include habitat loss and fragmentation, prolonged drought, which dries up breeding pools, pollution, increase in ultra violet radiation caused by reduction in stratospheric ozone,  parasites, over hunting, especially in Asia and France, where frog legs are a delicacy, viral and fungal diseases, and natural immigration or deliberate introduction of non native predators and competitors (such as fish) and other disease organisms.

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They include habitat loss and fragmentation, prolonged drought, which dries up breeding pools, pollution, increase in ultra violet radiation caused by reduction in stratospheric ozone,  parasites, over hunting, especially in Asia and France, where frog legs are a delicacy, viral and fungal diseases, and natural immigration or deliberate introduction of non native predators and competitors (such as fish) and other disease organisms.

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drought, having a tough time adapting to climate change

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drought, having a tough time adapting to climate change

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climate change
parasites
pollution
diseases
over hunting
~Sam;)

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Exotic fungus, habitat loss, pollution, and climate change

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Exotic fungus, habitat loss, pollution, and climate change

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No single cause has been identified to explain the cause of amphibian decline. However, scientists have identified a number of contributing factors that can affect amphibians such as frogs at various points in their life cycle

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No single cause has been identified to explain the cause of amphibian decline. However, scientists have identified a number of contributing factors that can affect amphibians such as frogs at various points in their life cycle

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disease, climate change, and habitat loss combine to create the extinction of amphibians

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Frogs have no shells, exposing them to uv radiation and pollution

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Frogs have no shells, exposing them to uv radiation and pollution

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-Chytridiomycosis :  disease caused by the fungal chytrid pathogen
-Non-native species prey on or compete with native amphibians.
-climate change
-pollution
-uv radiation: frog eggs have no shells, exposing embryos to increased UV-B radiation levels
-over exploitation of frogs
-pet trade
-Pesticides and Toxins

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habitat destruction
pollution in waterways
climate change
UV radiation

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at 8:35 we will talk about what everyone posts on the Padlet!