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Panama Hotel Houses Rescued Frogs

October 25, 2006

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Video by: Manuel Roig-Franzia / The Washington Post
Editor: Jacqueline Refo / washingtonpost.com
The Hotel Campestre of El Valle de Anton, Panama, has become something of a Noah's Ark for endangered frogs. Biologists are housing frogs at the hotel in hopes of saving them from a fungus that has wiped out as many as 120 species of amphibians in Central America.

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