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A Yosemite Toad Looks Through A Fence

By Western Ecological Research Center (WERC)
A Yosemite toad looks through a mesh fence, holding itself up on its back legs
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A Yosemite toad looks through mesh fencing alongside a road used to mitigate negative road impacts and guide amphibians towards safe passages.

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