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Invasive Bullfrogs Done in by Flash Floods
Aug. 13, 2010 - Scientists surveying native tree frogs and invasive bullfrogs in small mountain oases of Mexico's Baja California were surprised to find evidence that the bullfrogs are blindsided by infrequent, powerful tropical cyclones that can hit the region. The native frogs, on the other hand, are adapted to avoid the violent flooding that ensues after torrential rains. Read More
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