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E-raamat: Lives of Frogs: A Natural History

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A marvelously illustrated introductory guide to frogs and their natural history

Frogs are among the most diverse and adaptable animals on the planet, with a rich evolutionary history and a vitally important role in global ecosystems. With more than 7,700 species known to exist, they come in all shapes, sizes, and colors, and can be found in habitats ranging from rainforests and frozen tundras to deserts and your own backyard. This unique guide explores the physiology, behavior, ecology, and evolution of frogs, shedding invaluable light on every facet of their lives, both on land and in the water. Blending stunning photos and illustrations with engaging and informative profiles of selected species, The Lives of Frogs is an essential introduction to the natural history of these magnificent amphibians.

  • Features a wealth of color images that bring vividly to life the remarkable world of frogs
  • Representative species profiles cover key topics such as communication, reproduction, feeding habits, survival tactics, and conservation
  • Discusses the impact of human activity on the planet’s frog populations
  • Written by leading experts and packed with the latest scientific findings
  • Essential reading for nature lovers everywhere

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"Stunning . . . full colour images, literally on every page. It is difficult to overstate the value of these images, especially when dealing with taxa among the most colourful and diverse in the world. Even frogs that are close to extinction are featured on the pages of this book."---David Gascoigne, Travels with Birds "I envision books like this one can sound the alarm and propel everyone to help our amphibian partners on all levels that they deserve."---Howard O. Clark, Jr., Sonoran Herpetologist "Delivers an in-depth and clearly articulated treatment of the biology and ecological significance of frogs, showing their extraordinary diversity and adaptability."---Lydia Allison Fucsko, The Quarterly Review of Biology "The Lives of Frogs clearly conveys the obvious passion that the authors have for frogs, and it is infectious. It is jampacked with a mind-boggling number of startling facts. . . . This is a succinct, beautifully illustrated and well researched book and a must have for all batrachophiles."---Benjamin Tapley, Herpetological Bulletin

Jim Labisko is Lecturer in Biodiversity at University College London and a leading authority on temperate and tropical amphibians and reptiles. Richard Griffiths is Emeritus Professor of Biological Conservation at the University of Kent and the author (with Trevor Beebee) of Amphibians and Reptiles.
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