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    National Geographic News (Washington DC, USA) July 22nd, 2011 09:16 AM: "Extinct" Toad Thrives in Lab

    A tiny Tanzanian toad that all but disappeared after a dam reduced its waterfall habitat is being bred successfully in Syracuse, New York. Video.

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    These are awesome little toads with an unusual method of reproduction. I hope that they can be returned to their natural home! I am glad that there are dedicated people willing to take their time, effort and money to save them.
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