So many amazing animals, so little we know about them! This is your chance to get more up to date with some rare animals. The Zoological Society has published the list of 10 most rare and unusual kinds of amphibians, threatened by extinction and to be included in new conservation programs set for 2008. Zoologists hope that this list and pictures will convince sponsors and enthusiasts to get involved.
The list includes the Chinese giant salamander who reaches 1,8 meters at length, the Sagalla caecilian with its indefinite form
The Chinese giant salamander who reaches 1,8 meters at length
The Lilac frog that spends the most part of year four meters under the ground
You can also see the illusive frog that lives in traditional human places of burial in Skeletal gorge in Southern Africa
A blind salamander with a transparent leather which hunts due to sense of smell and electrosensitivity and can live without food up to 10 years
The Mexican salamander has no lungs, but breathes through a leather and corners of a mouth
The Iridescent frog Malagasy can climb up vertical rocks and inflates when it is threatened
The Chilean frog of Darwin that carries its offsprings in the mouth but hasn’t been seen since 1980 and can be already died out
The male Betic puts oosperms around of their back legs and is more of 150 million of years old
Zooglossusa Gardner – a frog, that, as an adult does not exceed 11 millimeters
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