A toad-ally ribbit-ing episode: The blue frog of Nova Scotia

In today's episode, Clara discusses the peculiar observations of blue frogs in Nova Scotia. This episode will also look at the mutations in green frogs that make them appear blue. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Sources: Rare 'blue' frog spotted in Nova Scotia | CTV NewsC. Kenneth Dodd Jr. (2023). Frogs of the United States and Canada. Johns Hopkins University Press.Frog Species in Canada | The Canadian EncyclopediaWhat Kingdom Do Frogs Belong To? (Frog Taxonomy Guide) (toadsnfrogs.com)Atrazine induces complete feminization and chemical castration in male African clawed frogs (Xenopus laevis) - PMC (nih.gov)Beyond beauty, colour serves important functions for frogs and toads around the world | Research Communities by Springer Nature2285-Article Text-10311-1-10-20200226 (1).pdfIt’s not easy being green, but rare blue frog finds fame in Chance Harbour | CBC.ca'I thought it was a piece of plastic': Rare blue frog spotted by hiker near Oxford (cbc.ca)