Tiny Darwin’s frogs named after Charles Darwin flown to London for safety

Darwin’s frogs, being under 2 centimetres long and recognisable by their distinctive noses, are now facing threats which are drastically reducing their numbers.

Conservationists organised a rescue mission which included capturing and flying 53 of the tiny Darwin’s frogs to London Zoo.

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