by KIKE CALVO
Colombia is renowned for its remarkable biodiversity, particularly in amphibians. It boasts the highest number of frog species globally, with over 800 recorded species. This diversity is attributed to the country’s varied ecosystems, from tropical rainforests to high-altitude Andean regions. Colombian frogs come in an array of sizes, colors, and habits, making them a fascinating subject for researchers and nature enthusiasts alike. Conservation efforts are crucial to protect these species and their habitats, as many face threats from habitat loss and environmental changes.
For those intrigued by Colombia’s remarkable frog diversity, we’re excited to announce our new herping tours! These specialized expeditions offer a unique opportunity to explore the habitats of these fascinating amphibians. Join us to witness the vibrant colors and diverse species that make Colombia a haven for herpetology enthusiasts. Click here to learn more and book your adventure into the world of frogs.
Colombia Blog Series by Colombia Photo Expeditions, in which Kike Calvo profiles interesting information, research and thoughts on Colombia for journalism, ecotourism, natural history, science, exploration and photography.