In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

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"In Search Of Lost Frogs" (In Search Of Lost Frogs) is a book by conservationist and photographer Robin Moore, who went on a trip to different countries of the world to find and photograph the rarest amphibians in the world — amazing frogs and salamanders, which disappeared from sight at the beginning of the century. In 2010, 126 more researchers from 21 countries joined the photographer, and together they were able to find 100 of the rarest frogs in the world. The discoveries of this expedition give hope that it is not too late to save some species and that everything will be just as wonderful with them, as shown in Robin Moore's stunning photographs.

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Cuchumatan Golden Toad

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Masked Treefrog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Hourglass Frogs

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Reticulated Glass Frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Macaya Breast-Spot Frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Salamander Finca Chiblac

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Hourglass Frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Red-Eyed Treefrogs

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Palawan Horned Frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Gliding Treefrog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Eleutherodactylus glandulifer

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Golfo Dulce Poison Dart Frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Eyelash Frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Lazarus frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Red-Eyed Treefrog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Reticulated Glass Frog

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Guatemalan brook frog, Duellmanohyla soralia

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Axolotl Ambystoma mexicanum

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Panamanian golden frogs

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Glass frogs

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Espadarana prosoblepon

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Beaked Toads

In search of the Lost Frog: The rarest species of amazing frogs in fantastic photos

Harlequin frog

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