Frogs Facing Extinction

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A new study shows that many frogs are in danger of becoming extinct.

FOX News Radio’s Hank Weinbloom reports:

“It’s not that easy being green.”

And according to one biologist, it’s no fun being a frog.

“Ribbit”

A study in the Journal Nature finds about a third of all species of frogs and other amphibians are in danger of extinction.

Three reasons are cited; fewer habitats for them to live around the world due to development, climate change, and a fungus that’s killing them.� Here in the U.S., the study says frogs in the Rockies and the Sierra Nevadas are threatened.� But some scientists say Kermit and his friends shouldn’t worry that much, they say the picture painted in this article is overly bleak.

Hank Weinbloom, FOX News Radio.