Teeny tiny southern corroboree frogs live in a small mountainous patch of Kosciuszko National Park. They ooze poison from their striking skin and hibernate in logs, bark and leaf litter in winter.
But habitat destruction, climate damage, bushfires and a devastating frog fungus mean there are probably less than 100 left in the wild.
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Each living creature has it’s job to keeping our earth in balance……Please leave something for our children’s future other that robots
Please save this animal from extinction.
To the government, politicians and decision makers,
We need to act now and fast, to stop the destruction of the environment and save our wild life from rapid extinction.
Australia has one of the world’s worst records for mammal extinction.
Less than 100 tiny Southern Corroboree frogs (Pseudophryne corroboree), exist in the wild. They are critically endangered.
The last seen of these small walking frogs was in the kosciusko national park where amphibian chytrid fungus is a known killer.
Habitat destruction, climate damage and bushfires have been their killers too.
Surely more can be done to assure the survival of these beautiful creatures.
This is in your court. You are the decision makers.
You decide whether a species is eradicated.
Please support the conservation of our native forests, wetlands, the high plains and our oceans, we have already lost to many species, now is the time for you, in parliament….in a position of power, to make a difference.
Regards Barb Rodoreda
Don’t wait until it is too late to save what unique Australian flora and fauna we have, OE does the government spend millions on saving the species in the future when it is all too late
Too many animals are in danger of extinction
We have a bad record for the environment. The World is watching so let’s be an example and protect the environment.
Australia has the worst record for species extinction in the world. Our country has been isolated for millions of years and the animals have evolved in isolation. They can never be replaced. The Southern Corroboree Frog depends on damp habitat. It is that which must be protected.
Please care enough to protect our natural and unique heritage. And ACT.
Australia’s diverse animals are something we should be proud of. Don’t let them disappear.
We cannot keep wiping out important habitats of our country. This has to stop. Enough is enough ! Once these frogs are gone – they’re gone !
Please help save this beautiful and vulnerable creature
They are precious, and easily missed.
This poor little frog !!
Add it to the list of critically endangered.
What are you doing about this ?
So many Australian creatures in this situation.
Cause they do no harm, why do us as humans feel superior to any other animal on the planet? It’s there home just as much as ours
Please do something to save these beautiful animals under threat of extinction.
Habitat destruction is causing us to lose many special creatures. The government can help by regulating development and supporting communities to care for the environment.
Frogs are key indicators of how well our ecosystem – which, don’t forget, also sustains us – is doing. They deserve living space on this planet for no other reason than they are sentient, living beings.
Another victim of climate change, you know that thing that you don’t think exists, it is the cause of those terrible hot days that make life so difficult, if it is killing frogs then it is killing us, do something to stop all forms of pollution now before it’s too late.