Coffee frog discovered: New species in Costa Rica lives in coffee plantations
Home World Coffee frog discovered: New species in Costa Rica lives in coffee plantations Stand: 10.08.2026, 17:08 Comments We follow on Google Tiny,..
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Home World Coffee Frog Discovered: New Art in Costa Rica lives in coffee plantations Stand: 10.08.2026, 17:08 Comments We follow on Google Tiny, nocturnal and caffeine-loving: In Costa Rica, researchers have discovered a new frog chart – their home is coffee plantations. Striking are their dark, large and irregular back spots as well as the yellow-orange markings on the limbs. In addition, biologist Marilyn Ureña has observed how the evidence of the species is becoming less common: “Their discovery is becoming less common, raising concerns about the current state of their populations.” In the video, experts explain which other threats threaten the new coffee fros chart.
Furthermore, But biologist Chaves-Acuña warns: The pesticides used to protect the coffee beans seep through the soil into the water systems – exactly where the tadpoles develop. In Costa Rica’s Central Pacific region, scientists from the University of Costa Rica and the Argentine Research Council CONICET have discovered a previously unknown frog chart. At night she can be heard on coffee bushes and seen where she hunts insects.
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Home World Coffee Frog Discovered: New Art in Costa Rica lives in coffee plantations Stand: 10.08.2026, 17:08 Comments We follow on Google Tiny, nocturnal and caffeine-loving: In Costa Rica, researchers have discovered a new frog chart – their home is coffee plantations.
reliability low1/2 sourcesStriking are their dark, large and irregular back spots as well as the yellow-orange markings on the limbs.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn addition, biologist Marilyn Ureña has observed how the evidence of the species is becoming less common: “Their discovery is becoming less common, raising concerns about the current state of their populations.” In the video, experts explain which other threats threaten the new coffee fros chart.
reliability low1/2 sourcesBut biologist Chaves-Acuña warns: The pesticides used to protect the coffee beans seep through the soil into the water systems – exactly where the tadpoles develop.
reliability low1/2 sourcesIn Costa Rica’s Central Pacific region, scientists from the University of Costa Rica and the Argentine Research Council CONICET have discovered a previously unknown frog chart.
reliability low1/2 sourcesAt night she can be heard on coffee bushes and seen where she hunts insects.
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