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12 August 2026 EN everythingdinosaur

Berlin Amphibian Populations Plummet by 76% in Alarming Study

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A new study has revealed a dramatic decline in Berlin amphibian populations. Researchers report that frogs, toads and newts have declined by more than three-quarters since 1981. Furthermore, scientists found a substantial decline in the city's dragonflies. Their populations have fallen by more than half since 1963. Much of Europe has been gripped by an

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