The Golden Toad of Costa Rica’s Monteverde cloud forest, once abundant and brilliantly colored, declined rapidly after the late 1980s. A drying climate linked to El Niño, along with the spread of ...

Among the last photos taken of the golden toad in Costa Rica in 1978. (Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) A beautiful golden toad which lived in the cloud forest of Costa Rica ...

Golden toads (Incilius periglenes) lived only in the cloud forests above Monteverde, Costa Rica before vanishing without a ...

At the start of Costa Rica’s rainy season this year, a group of biologists will embark on a mission to rediscover one of Costa Rica’s most beloved animals, the extinct golden toad. Officially declared ...

The golden toad, native to Costa Rica, has not been officially seen in over 36 years. A 2022 IPCC report named climate change a key driver in the golden toad's extinction. Researchers debated whether ...

Trevor and Kyle Ritland, twin brothers and documentarians, debut with an overwrought investigation into the extinction of the golden toad, a native of Costa Rica’s cloud forests whose last recorded ...

One hundred Kihansi Spray Toads have been flown to their native Tanzania after a close brush with extinction, reports the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS). The species, which last year was declared ...

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A beautiful golden toad which lived in the cloud forest of Costa Rica was the first species where climate change was a key driver in its extinction. The golden toads – the size of a child’s thumb – ...