The Mystery of Darwin's Frog

The narrative explores the unique reproductive behavior of Darwin's frog, discovered by Charles Darwin in 1834. It reveals how the male frog carries tadpoles in his vocal sac, safeguarding them until they transform into froglets, challenging conventional notions of frog reproduction. Author Marty Crump shares her firsthand experiences studying this species, making the science accessible to young readers. Complemented by stunning illustrations from Steve Jenkins and Edel Rodriguez, the book captivates with its blend of real science and intriguing surprises.