The Age
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·2 hours ago
Global frog population decline increases malaria cases in Central America
Global frog populations are declining, impacting ecosystems and human health. In Central America, fewer frogs have led to a fivefold increase in malaria cases due to reduced predation on mosquito larvae. Conservation biologist Brian Gratwicke is working in Panama to restore lost frog species and combat this emerging environmental crisis.
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