How Amphibians Restore Balance To The Land

Amphibians (frogs, salamanders, and reptiles) are an important keystone species to the environment that affect the tropic cascade balance when they are removed or go extinct. Amphibians maintain the balance of insect populations and healthy aquatic ecosystems. But pet trade and human development are creating an extinction crisis in the amphibian world, making humans more vulnerable to diseases and algae blooms, which destroy the ability for fish to breed and thrive without the frogs present to eat the algae. Explore the wonder of the amphibian world in this beautiful story narrated by rewilding expert, Harvey Tweats.