Rare Frogs Bred in New Zealand
March 3, 2008 By RAY LILLEY, Associated Press Writer
In this undated handout photo released by Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, Maud Island frog is seen at the Karori Wildlife Sanctuary in the capital of Wellington, New Zealand. Rare and threatened tiny frogs have been found breeding in a New Zealand animal park, which may help save the species, researchers said Monday, March 3, 2008. (AP Photo/Karori Wildlife Sanctuary, Kerri Lukis)
(AP) -- A rare and threatened species of tiny frog has been found breeding in a New Zealand animal park, meaning its future may now be more secure, researchers said Monday.
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