Smithsonian Tropical Research Institution

Smithsonian Scientists Release Limosa Frogs With Mini Radio Transmitter into Wilderness in Panama

Medicine & Technology Jun 02, 2017

The ninety frogs were bred in human care and released into the Panamanian wilderness, as part of the first trial to study the transition of frogs from human care into the wild.

Smithsonian Tropical Research Institution

Smithsonian Scientists Release Limosa Frogs With Mini Radio Transmitter into Wilderness in Panama

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