Taurus Frog

The Taurus Frog is classified as Critically Endangered (CR), facing an extremely high risk of extinction in the wild.

PS: Breeding of the Taurus frog occurs once a year and takes place in early spring, immediately after the melting of ice and snow. They often assemble in large numbers to breed in a specialised sites (generally shallow areas riched by algs). More

new frog on Bruges, 100km+ away, and muxing a big taurus frog on Brussels. More

A New Locality for Endemic Taurus Frog Rana holtzi Werner (1898) in Turkey. More

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