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Karnataka has its own amphibian, Malabar Tree Toad, first in country
BENGALURU: Karnataka has become the first state in the country to have an officially declared state amphibian. The Karnataka Forest, Ecology and Environment Department signed the orders on October 27 and declared Malabar Tree Toad (Malenadina Mara Gantikappe) the state amphibian. Though the decision to declare Malabar Tree Toad and Apis cerana (Asiatic honeybee) the state amphibian and honeybee was taken in May 2026 during the International Biodiversity Day celebrations, the order on the amphibian came only recently. The order stated that the species has been chosen because of its uniqueness as it is found only in the Western Ghats. It is also an important indicator species for the health of the evergreen forests of the state. It is also the only toad species in the world which can climb trees and the only amphibian species to be listed under Schedule 11 of the Wildlife Protection Act, 1972. The distribution of the species is extensive compared to many other rare and endemic species. “Considering all the ecological biodiversity, conservation and cultural aspects, the Malabar Tree Toad is officially declared as the State Amphibian of Karnataka,” the order stated. Principal Chief Conservator of Forests, Wildlife, Kumar Pushkar said the orders have...
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This armored amphibian once lived and hunted on the seafloor
Most amphibians shrivel or suffocate in saltwater. But long ago, an oddball armored amphibian may have dwelled deep in the ocean. Scientists have found evidence that an ancient amphibian with a flattened body and upturned eyes may have once stalked the seafloor. The animal, Gerrothorax maritimus, is the first ever amphibian known to have lived without access to land or freshwater, researchers report October 26 in Nature Ecology & Evolution. G. maritimus, which lived 237 million years ago, was rather unlike today’s amphibians, which breathe and drink through their porous skin. The creature’s lifestyle was unimaginable for an amphibian, says Ryosuke Motani, a paleobiologist at the University of California, Davis. Of the more than 8,000 amphibians known today, none live solely in saltwater. Motani and his colleagues inspected two well-preserved G. maritimus fossils from the late Triassic Period, which spanned roughly 237 million to 201 million years ago. Each creature measured around 70 centimeters, about as long as a skateboard, and was swathed in armor made of bony plates. The specimens appeared nearly identical to their closest relatives, other amphibians that dwelled in freshwater, Motani says. But the fossils’ location was unusual: They were found in what was once a...
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