The exact reason Gastric-brooding frogs are extinct is not known, but a fugus that causes desease and the degradation of their habitat are propable reasons for their dissapearance.
Gastric-brooding frogs a.k.a Platypus frogs lived in Queensland, Australia but they became extinct in the 1980s. The two species were found in rainforest areas of the Clarke Range in Eugella National Park (Northern Gastric-brooding frog) and Blackall Range and Conondale Ranges (Southern Gastric-brooding frog).In Australia
No.
none i think
frogs and laser guns
then there would be no red eyed green tree frogs sitting on the wall.
yes
no it is not you should think this
Only dead frogs stinct!
The Gastric Brooding Frogs eat insects which are found in the environment surrounding them. They eat flying or crawling insects by flicking their tongue at them. They also feed upon swimming insects, because they are one of the few frogs that can use their long legs to swim, by extending them. They feed on swimming insects the same way they do flying or crawling. I hope this helps :)
Yes.Because of pollution.
The Gastric Brooding Frog. Unfortunately, there are so little of them that they are extinct in the wild. The only species there are are in captivity.
No. Frogs are amphibians.