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An endangered frog living in the middle of South Africa's Cape Town

An endangered frog living in the middle of South Africa's Cape Town

By GhanaSummary NewsroomPan-Africa

“We have about 11 different types of amphibians, about 27 different types of mammals that we have, and about 110 or so different bird species that come and this site,” says Braden Ingram, Training officer, Nature Connect/ This includes the baboon spider, the Cape sand frog, Cape burrowing scorpion, and the Cape dwarf chameleon.

Once found in wetlands across the Western Cape, today the race track is the last remaining stronghold for the 18mm long micro frog."The micro frog is a unique species because, for one, it is the smallest frog in South Africa, but it also has no sister species.

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