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Dance Chronicle

Professional applauders, collectively known as the “claque,” helped mold the tastes of an uncertain audience.

They may look like random puddles, but some states are building million-dollar tunnels to direct wildlife to these seasonal refuges.

Decomposing trees on the forest floor become "dead wood"—a part of ecosystems that researchers are only beginning to understand.

Why are frogs so much more at risk of getting hit by cars in the spring time? It has to do with breeding, timing, and water.

Fire Salamanders' unusual connection to pharmacy

Tracing the remarkable diversity of the early amphibians, creatures that spanned the globe and preceded the age of dinosaurs.

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