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Mark Langley is a news writer at Biology Insights with a specialty in amphibian wildlife. Bringing 19 years of experience in news journalism, he worked as a general assignment reporter for a regional newspaper. Langley began observing the creatures closely while conducting local pond censuses during environmental research. That work informs his reporting on wetland habitat conservation, native population shifts, and regional ecological management.

Is a Newt an Amphibian and What Makes It One?
Will You Die if You Touch a Poison Dart Frog?
Are Woodhouse Toads Poisonous to Humans and Pets?
Is a Spotted Salamander Poisonous? What You Should Know
Are Amphibians Warm or Cold-Blooded?
Are All Toads Poisonous? The Truth About Their Toxicity
Do Amphibians Have Bones? Their Skeletal System Explained
Do Frogs Have Teeth? A Look at Their Unique Anatomy
How Many Sets of Teeth Do Frogs Have?
Why Do Frogs Ribbit? The Biology Behind Their Calls
What Does Salt Do to Frogs & Why Is It So Deadly?
Do Frogs Like Salt? The Science of Why It’s Harmful
What Is the Texas State Reptile & Why Is It Threatened?
Do Frogs Mate for Life? The Truth About Amphibian Mating
Can Frogs Eat Plants? The Truth About Their Diet
What Is the Difference Between a Toad and a Frog?
What Color Are Tree Frogs? How & Why They Change Color
Can Salamanders Breathe Underwater?
Is an Axolotl a Fish or an Amphibian?
How to Tell if a Toad Is Poisonous?
Do Frogs Have Emotions? The Truth About Their Behaviors
What Do Frogs Eggs Look Like & How to Identify Them
Do Frogs Eat Insects? Their Diet & Ecological Role
Why Frogs Need to Live in or Near Water
What Does a Herpetologist Study in Science?
Can a Frog Drown? How Amphibians Breathe and Survive
The African Bull Worm: Facts About the African Bullfrog
How Long Is a Chameleon Tongue & How It Works
Why Do Frogs Scream When You Touch Them?
Why Do Frogs Make Noise at Night?