Singing Frog Found in Haiti

Conservation experts from Conservation International (CI) managed to find the back of six frog species endemic to Haiti. Frogs are found including species that have disappeared over the decades and thought extinct, and some of them have such beautiful singing voice.
Six types of frogs found is Frog Hispaniolan ventriloquial, Mozart Frog, Grass Frog La Selle, Macaya Dada Spotted Frog, Frog and Toad crowned Hispaniola Burrowing Macaya.
One type is a unique Frog Hispaniolan ventriloquial. Species that can "throw" sound to distant places so they can outwit predators that hunt by the sounds of the frogs seemed to come from somewhere else. Meanwhile, another type which is also unique is Macaya Burrowing Frogs who like to dig burrows in the ground. This species has a black eye and the hind legs orange.
While its name, which is not less interesting is the Frog Mozart. The frog is named similar to the name of composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart as the species that produce sounds that resemble music notes. At night, it sounds like the whistling of four tones, while at dusk and evening as two-tone whistle.
The most surprising findings was the Grass Frog La Selle. Types are not found for 25 years. This species is one among the 48 species most rare amphibians in Haiti to be a mystery. "We are looking for a single species, but apparently found other treasures. This reflects the resilience and hope for the Haitian people and wildlife that exist," said Richard Moore, the leader of this expedition CI.
Type the missing frog is found in Haiti in October last year. As is known, Haiti hit by the devastating earthquake last year that damage the infrastructure and consuming large amounts of casualties. Moore and Blair Hedge from Pennsylvania State University is the coordinator of this research. This discovery is part of a re search project amphibian species are now rarely found.