Overview

• Endangered cinnamon frogs, native to South East Asia, have been successfully bred in captivity at Cotswold Wildlife Park.
• The breeding achievement marks a significant step in conservation efforts for the species, endangered by habitat loss and a deadly fungus.
• Only five other zoos in Europe house the cinnamon frog, with Cotswold Wildlife Park being one of the only two to successfully breed them in the past year.
• The froglets, named after spices like Paprika and Saffron, are part of efforts to preserve the species known for their unique calls.
• A worldwide Save The Frogs Day on April 28 aims to raise awareness and protect amphibians from extinction.