Video. Poland: "Frog Patrol" saves thousands of amphibians during migration
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Poland sees hundreds of volunteers in Otrębusy near Warsaw take to the streets each spring to help frogs and toads cross a busy road during migration season.
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What happened
Poland sees hundreds of volunteers in Otrębusy near Warsaw take to the streets each spring to help frogs and toads cross a busy road during migration season.
Why it matters
Wearing reflective vests and using buckets, residents patrol in the evenings, especially after rain, to move amphibians safely to nearby marshes.
Common ground
The effort matters as a road built in the past decade cuts across a traditional route, putting breeding populations at risk.
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