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Dive into the magical metamorphosis of the Panamanian golden frog (PGF)! We are home to the largest population of PGFs outside of Panama and continue to lead in the successful breeding and management of this critically endangered species. It's a week-long journey from tiny eggs to lively tadpoles, and another two months for morphlets to appear. A few weeks later, tiny dark-colored frogs emerge before developing their distinct, and unique, adult patterns. Their transformation is not just remarkab

6.7K views · 470 reactions | Is that Panamanian golden frog waving? Indeed, he is! Rarely captured on film, this “hand waving” is known as semaphore, and is seen in only a few frog species. PGFs use it to attract mates or “wave off” other males that encroach on their territory. Since they live near streams, this physical movement is useful when the rushing water drowns out vocalizations. | The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore | Facebook

It’s Panamanian golden frog breeding season! 🐸✨ We’re proud to house the largest PGF population outside of Panama and support the survival of this critically endangered species. Over the next few months, these tadpoles will grow, transform, and develop their signature patterns. | The Maryland Zoo in Baltimore

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