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COSTA RICA'S RECENTLY DISCOVERED "COFFEE FROGS" SING IN PLANTATIONS, BUT PESTICIDES THREATEN THEM - CBS NEWS

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WHAT HAPPENED

A newly discovered species of frog, known as the 'coffee frog', has been found in Costa Rica's coffee plantations, according to CBS News. The frogs are notable for their singing in these plantations. However, their discovery also raises concerns about the impact of pesticides on their survival.

Further details on the species and its habits are limited, but CBS News reports that the use of farm pesticides poses a risk to the coffee frog. Additional context from related sources is scarce, but the discovery highlights the potential consequences of pesticide use on wildlife.

The discovery of the coffee frog and the associated risks it faces due to pesticide use underscores the importance of considering the environmental impact of agricultural practices.

  • A new species of frog, the 'coffee frog', has been discovered in Costa Rica's coffee plantations
  • The frogs sing in the plantations but are threatened by pesticide use
  • Limited information is available on the species and its habits

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