Frog communication goes way beyond 'ribbet,' scientists say

Thursday, January 14, 2016 - 14:12 in Biology & Nature

A Brazilian torrent frog stakes his small claim by the side of the stream, where he spends the day uttering a high-pitched chirp. When a rival male gets too close, he lets out a series of peeps and squeals and waves his arm at the intruder. The offender retreats. Message received. Torrent frogs...

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