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Why I Love Frogs (And You Should, Too)

March 20, 2017–Emma Horrigan

Reptiles and Amphibians•Wild Species

One of my first introductions to nature as a kid was observing tadpoles on the Toronto Islands and catching frogs at the Forks of the Credit Provincial Park. No outdoor ...

A mud-WHAT?: Searching for the elusive mudpuppy

March 16, 2017–Emma Horrigan

Community Science•Reptiles and Amphibians

“A Mud-WHAT?!”…This slightly confused inquiry is one that I often get when I talk about Ontario’s largest salamander, the mudpuppy (Necturus maculosus).

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