Discover the seven native Amphibians of Scotland with scientific names, adult sizes and Scottish ranges. This clear, illustrated list helps naturalists and visitors identify frogs, toads and newts and learn where to find them across Scotland.
This comprehensive List of Amphibians of Lebanon catalogs seven species found across the country, providing scientific names, adult sizes and their Lebanese ranges. Whether you’re a naturalist, student, or conservationist, explore where each amphibian lives, key identification details, and actions to help protect these vulnerable species in Lebanon’s wetlands and mountain habitats.
Explore the complete list of Amphibians of Samoa, with concise entries showing each species’ scientific name, conservation status, and known range and habitat across Samoa’s islands. This definitive guide is ideal for researchers, conservationists, and nature lovers—discover where these frogs live, identification tips, distribution maps, and conservation actions you can support.
Explore the Amphibians of Grenada with this concise list of four species, including scientific names, current IUCN status, and where each is found across the island. Ideal for naturalists, students, and travelers interested in Grenada’s herpetofauna and conservation. Read on to learn about these frogs and toads, their conservation needs, and how you can help protect local biodiversity.
Explore the Amphibians of Mauritius with this complete, up-to-date list of species found on the island. Learn about native frogs and toads, their habitats, conservation status, and identification tips to better understand and protect Mauritius’s unique amphibian diversity.
Explore the definitive guide to all known amphibians inhabiting Sierra Leone, from vibrant frogs to unique salamanders. This comprehensive list details their scientific names, average sizes, and crucial conservation statuses, offering essential insights for enthusiasts and researchers alike.
Explore the fascinating world of Amphibians of Central Asia with our comprehensive guide. This complete list details all 13 known species, providing their scientific names, average lengths, and crucial conservation statuses, offering essential insights into the region’s unique amphibian biodiversity.