Amphibians are in more danger than any other group of animals, uniquely 'sensitive' to climate change, says Duke professor

The world’s amphibians are in serious trouble. A new global assessment found that 41% of amphibians are threatened with extinction, with no other group of animals is in greater danger. Learn why this group is at risk — and how scientists are trying to help.

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