In their report published in the journal Immunity, the researchers stated that the peptides in the mucus were able to neutralize dozens of flu strains. Named “urumin”, after a whip-like sword used in southern India, the newly-identified peptide has yet to become a definite anti-flu drug. However, the researchers have noted the usefulness of the peptide if vaccines are unavailable.

“Different frogs make different peptides, depending on where their habitat is. You ...

New frog discovery in Brazil highlights fragility and hope of undiscovered worlds

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January 15, 2026 -

In the high, mist-shrouded forests of southern Brazil, an international team of scientists has unveiled a startling reminder of nature's hidden depths: a new species of frog so small it can perch on a pencil tip.

Discovered in the Serra do Quiriri mountain range within the critically endangered Atlantic Forest, the bright orange Brachycephalus lulai represents both a thrilling scientific victory and an urgent conservation plea. This finding ...

CYBORG: Researchers create the first self-healing robots from living frog tissues

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March 08, 2021 - frog stem cells. The latter are unspecialized frog cells that are capable of developing into different cell types.

The computer assembled hundreds of simulated cells into myriad forms and body shapes, looking for the right configurations that could perform tasks such as moving in one direction. The successful designs were kept and refined while the failed ones were tossed out.

Bongard and Kriegman then sent the most successful designs to biologists ...

Study: Northern glass frog hides red blood cells in liver to become invisible

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January 12, 2023 -

The study published December 22 in Science elaborated on this behavior by the amphibian. According to the study authors, their findings about H. fleischmanni could have implications for human diseases because the frog's blood never clots. They expressed hope that further study of this phenomenon could shed light into human clotting disorders and fuel research into anticoagulants.

Also called Fleischmann's glass frog, H. fleischmanni is about the size ...

Why does this 8-inch tarantula and her tiny frog sidekick live together?

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November 29, 2019 -

Photographs taken by Italian researcher Emanuele Biggi featured an individual specimen of Colombian lesserblack tarantula (Xenesthis immanis). The mammoth spider spanned eight inches (20 cm) from leg to leg.

This species of tarantula is big and vicious enough to hunt small lizards and frogs. In one of the photos, the hulking spider killed an Amazon sheep frog (Hamptophryne boliviana) and hauled the meal back to its nest for its swarm of younglings, ...

Company tries to claim intellectual property ownership over children's exercises like 'leap frog'

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July 18, 2012 - Company tries to claim intellectual property ownership over children's exercises like 'leap frog'

Wednesday, July 18, 2012 by: J. D. HeyesTags: children, exercises, intellectual property

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World's frog species face extinction due to pollution and climate change, scientists warn

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July 07, 2006 - World's frog species face extinction due to pollution and climate change, scientists warn

Friday, July 07, 2006 by: NewsTargetTags: amphibians, frog species, life scienceIf funding is secured, the Amphibian Survival Alliance will monitor and research amphibians, as well as engage in disease management and captive breeding.Since amphibians' 300 million year history of existence predates the earliest known dinosaurs, scientists are troubled by their sudden ...

Scientists try to develop frog vaccine while ignoring the pesticides that are harming their immunity

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July 26, 2014 - Scientists try to develop frog vaccine while ignoring the pesticides that are harming their immunity

Saturday, July 26, 2014 by: David Gutierrez, staff writerTags: frog vaccines, fungal infection, pesticides

A vaccine for frogs?

Pesticide connection overlooked?

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The lengths parents go to: World’s largest frogs protect their young by building their own “nursery ponds”

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May 23, 2020 -

This study, published in the Journal of Natural History, marks the first time scientists described the goliath frog's unique nest-building ability and parenting style. However, people who live around the goliath frog's natural habitat have known about this for years, such as frog hunters in Cameroon who first told the researchers about the frog's particular parental attitudes.

In fact, Mark-Oliver Rodel, senior researcher and curator of ...

So-called ‘combating’ of ‘disinformation’ by self-anointed experts is really just Big Tech and Big Pharma goons censoring the truth that exposes their false narratives

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November 07, 2022 - frog-in-boiling-water" situation, where the water (censorship) is slowly but consistently heated up, so the frog doesn't notice too much, until it's boiling hot and the frog (freedom of speech and press) dies. From the Russia collusion hoax to the Hunter Biden laptop cover-up, all bad news for the demon Democrats is completely false-narrated using misinformation while censoring all truth. The CIA and FBI are certainly in on the 'gig.'

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Pesticides impair the fertility of male frogs, causing a female-biased sex ratio

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July 12, 2018 -

The researchers were looking into the causes of the declining populations of the West African clawed frog, or Xenopus tropicalis. It’s no secret that pesticides are endocrine disruptors, so they turned their attention to the pesticide linuron, which can make its way into the ponds where the frogs lay their eggs after being sprayed on nearby crops.

They exposed tadpoles to concentrations that matched those often found in the natural environment and compared ...

4 seemingly harmless but absolutely dangerous wild animals to avoid during hikes

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November 29, 2017 -

The poison dart frog – Poison dart frogs are “small, but terrible.” Although these amphibians are only over a centimeter in length, they carry enough poison to kill over a dozen people. They excrete the toxin through their skin, so getting poisoned is as easy as just touching them. Poison dart frogs are usually brightly colored; they can come in neon-looking blues, yellows, and reds. Their bright color is a warning sign for predators not to ...

The top 10 most bizarre science stories of 2019

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December 31, 2019 - frog sidekick live together?

Believe it or not, animals oftentimes get along better with each other than humans do, as demonstrated by an eight-inch tarantula that was observed this past year living together with a small frog. The South American spider apparently took in the frog to help protect her and her eggs from predators, revealing that love can sometimes manifest in the unlikeliest of places.How did they discover that? Researcher says platypus ...

Turn off the lights: Exposure to light at night is harmful for amphibians, research finds

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January 23, 2020 - frogs (Lithobates sylvaticus) to a control and two anthropogenic light conditions: intensified daylight illuminance and artificial light at night (ALAN).

Hua’s research team found that both the intensified daylight illuminance and the ALAN treatments decreased hatching success in tadpoles. In addition, the tadpoles that were reared in the ALAN treatment, while distinctly larger, were less active, more sensitive to road salt pollution and had more parasites. (Related: Highly ...

Tree frogs in my garden: Health Ranger photos show delightful result of chemical-free gardening

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a long time ago - Tree frogs in my garden: Health Ranger photos show delightful result of chemical-free gardening

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Read between the lines on the FDA's CAM Guidelines

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a long time ago - Read between the lines on the FDA's CAM Guidelines

How do you boil a frog?

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