Froggy Back

by James Brunker

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Title

Froggy Back

Artist

James Brunker

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Description

The Panamanian golden frog (Atelopus zeteki, actually a toad) is endemic to a small part of central Panama and critically endangered. It is quite likely to be extinct in the wild, with the last wild specimens now being kept in captivity for study and a breeding program to ensure their survival. Frog populations in Central America have been badly hit in recent years by a fungal infection called chytridiomycosis, which is partly responsible for their decline. It is a national symbol of Panama.

Photograph © James Brunker. Reproduction, transmission or publication in any form without prior written permission strictly prohibited.

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July 28th, 2012

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Comments (14)

James Brunker

Many thanks for featuring this image in the Weird Natural Oddities group Charles!

James Brunker

Many thanks for featuring this image in the Our 4 Legged Friends group Mariola!

Charles Robinson

Absolutely amazing capture

Richard Bryce and Family

Amazing shot!

Larry Kniskern

Congratulations, James – your stunning scene has been selected as an Honorable Mention from the Go Take a Hike Photography Group’s Yellows and Oranges in Nature photo contest! It has been placed in the Special Recognitions thread in the group discussion board for archive.

James Brunker

Many thanks for featuring this image in the Wildlife group Mariola!

Wanda Brandon

Awesome capture. f/l

James Brunker

Thank you all for your comments. Hopefully the breeding programs being carried out will at least ensure their survival and they will be re-introduced to the wild one day.