Harlequin frogs freed in Panama

This video says about itself:

Hundreds of Tiny Frogs Released on a Mission to Save Their Species | National Geographic

22 January 2018

Scientists released hundreds of harlequin frogs into the wilds of Panama in hopes of collecting valuable data.

We hope these harlequin frogs in Panama are able to create safe, fungus-free areas and revive their species!

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