Thursday, January 17, 2019

Almost Extinct Frog “Searched” a Mate Through Online

Male (left) and Female (right), credit to Helen Briggs

Water frog with scientific name (Telmatobius yuracare) is endemic to Bolivia and believed to be near extinct. Factors such as diseases, habitat destruction and climate changes lead to declining of frog population.

Bolivian natural history museum kept frog, namely Romeo in an aquarium for 10 years without mates and even friends. Last year, the scientists set up profile of Romeo to find a mate through online.

World wide communities responded by sponsoring efforts to find a real mate in nature. Recently, conservationists found the mate, namely Juliet in the Bolivia’s remote jungle. Unfortunately, Romeo still shy, while pretty Juliet with beautiful eyes is an active frog.

Hope, the frogs will have their first dating in this year, 2019 valentine day. Reproduction is important to save their own species from extinction.

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  1. Keep the nature beautiful with its faune and flore

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  2. Lieber Tanza,
    hoffen wir, dass sich die Kröten halten können, dass das Wetter für sie passt, denn sie sind drauf angewiesen.
    Wir haben schon Angst um die Bienen...

    Danke für deinen klugen Beitrag!

    LG, Rachel

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  4. How awesome...hope the two pair up before they croak. I know, I know this is a serious venture & science is an important part, but I could not help having a play on words. Forgive me?

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  5. I love that people came together for a good cause.

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  6. Online dating for frogs... who knew!? lol

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  7. It's amazing what one can locate via the internet.

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  8. They are peculiar looking frogs, aren't they? I don't see frogs around here at all. I'm glad that they found a mate for him, and right around Valentine's Day. ; )

    ~Sheri

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  10. Keeping my fingers crossed that a suitable match will be found and soon. Romeo needs to keep in mind beauty is in the eye of the beholder and that looks will fade after time, a good sense of humour and a warm heart are what are needed.

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  11. What a funny, yet wonderful story. I hope it works out for these two so they can help the species live on.

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  12. Bonita historia, esperemos ansiadamente se consuma el hecho.

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  14. What a lovely story! I hope Romeo and Juliet will have a good date :-) It’s great such effort to save the species is made.

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  16. Their eyes are amazing! I hope they have lots of little tadpoles!

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  17. That's a beautiful story.
    I wish you a beautiful weekend.

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  19. Loved the idea of finding someone for Romeo :D
    what a nice post!
    kisses ^^

    My blog - Lalabetterdayz

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  20. Es curioso!!Y bonito
    Voy a dejar privado mi blog.Para entrar a verlo necesito tu email o que me pidas invitación
    Mi correo es este :
    Nadaia-14@hotmail.com
    Besucos

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  21. Oh, Tanza, thank u for the public awareness of environment. I hope we will bequeath a better and beautiful world to a next generation. Best wishes, Sadami

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  22. I read about that, fun story.

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  23. I remember this! When Romeo's human was looking for a mate for his buddy. I was all smiles when Juliet was found (you are right, she has stunning eyes).

    I, too, hope they get things go this year. The extinction of a specie is a terrible thing, especially when we are part of the cause.

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  25. Unbelievably hilarious! He looks smitten by love, yet she's out for the kill. I kind of feel scared for Romeo.
    Thanks for this silly post, Tanza.
    Take care.

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  26. I hope they will become a nice couple soon.

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  27. Frogs are cute. 🌸 I like some reptiles probably because I had a tortoise when I was a child. Have a pleasant day. Greetings from snowy Finland !

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  29. Poor Romeo being forced to "marry", lol ! I like their faces, they make me laugh !

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  30. Hello, even the frogs need a mate. I hope they can be together. Happy Sunday, enjoy your day and new week ahead.

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  31. Cool! I hope they reproduce. Frogs are wonderful.

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  33. Hello, Tanza. Can you send me an email at jnoragon@gmail, so I can be in touch with you. Thanks.

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    1. hi Joanne Noragon,
      my e-mail: tanzaerlambang004@gmail.com

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  35. oh how cool! I love how small the world can be, now!

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  38. Yes, 2019 should be a good year for them.
    Hope they multiply.

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  39. Thanks for the comment.
    Have a nice evening.

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  40. Interesting post.
    Let's hope they understand each other because reproduction is fundamental to the continuity of the species.
    Maria
    Divagar Sobre Tudo um Pouco

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  42. What a clever thing to do! I hope they can find romance!

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  43. That's fascinating. I wish them great success.

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  44. Awww. I hope Romeo and Juliet's relationship is far more successful than Shakespeare's pair!

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  45. Espero que a reprodução de certo.
    É muito triste ver casos em extinção.

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  46. That's so great he found a mate!! Hope they do a lot of producing.

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