One million species are at risk of extinction because of human activity 01:27. Germán Chávez is no stranger to the Amazon rain forest, where he says "one can't help but get excited" by all the ...

Researchers named the new species Scinax pyroinguinis, a Latin name meaning “groins of fire,” after the creature’s “striking” coloring.

Groins also are often built of stone, which allows water to pass through them. Terminal groins work by trapping sand that moves parallel to the beach in near-shore waters.

Groins also are often built of stone, which allows water to pass through them. Terminal groins work by trapping sand that moves parallel to the beach in near-shore waters.

Groins also are often built of stone, which allows water to pass through them. Terminal groins work by trapping sand that moves parallel to the beach in near-shore waters.

Specifically, groins getting hit. At times, deliberately smacked. At others, not quite on purpose but it's led to an ejection. Joel Embiid? He nailed Nic Claxton with a very deliberate kick to ...

Groins also are often built of stone, which allows water to pass through them. Terminal groins work by trapping sand that moves parallel to the beach in near-shore waters.

New frog species with "groins of fire" discovered in Amazon. Li Cohen. Updated Tue, May 23, 2023 at 4:10 PM UTC. 2 min read.

KEY POINTS. The researchers named the new frog species Scinax pyroinguinis, meaning "groins of fire" They named it after an interesting feature on its body and a threat it is facing ...

Groins also are often built of stone, which allows water to pass through them. Terminal groins work by trapping sand that moves parallel to the beach in near-shore waters.

Groins also are often built of stone, which allows water to pass through them. Terminal groins work by trapping sand that moves parallel to the beach in near-shore waters.

Groins also are often built of stone, which allows water to pass through them. Terminal groins work by trapping sand that moves parallel to the beach in near-shore waters.