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The only surviving pond turtles found in surveys of ponds at the national park were too big to fit into the mouths of the bullfrogs, experts say.

When bullfrogs were removed from the other two ponds in 2019, ... we started to hear other native frogs call and see native salamanders walking around,” Woodruff said.

When bullfrogs were removed from the other two ponds in 2019, ... we started to hear other native frogs call and see native salamanders walking around,” Woodruff said.

When bullfrogs were removed from the other two ponds in 2019, ... we started to hear other native frogs call and see native salamanders walking around,” Woodruff said.

When bullfrogs were removed from the other two ponds in 2019, ... we started to hear other native frogs call and see native salamanders walking around,” Woodruff said.