Endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs released back into SoCal mountains 🐸
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Critically endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are being released back into our local mountains. Wildlife agencies rescued the frogs after the 2020 Bobcat Fire threatened their habitats.Critically endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs are being released back into our local mountains.threatened the streams where they live.More than 100 tadpoles hatched at the Los Angeles Zoo last year.
Experts learned from previous releases that the best time to set them free is when they have changed from tadpoles to froglets.Copyright © 2022 KABC Television, LLC. All rights reserved.
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