Scientists encountered this reticulated glass frog, Hyalinobatrachium valerioi, in the Osa Peninsula of Costa Rica, one of the most
biologically rich forests in the world.
Not exact matches
As cattle ranches have displaced
biologically rich rainforests, fish farms have displaced mangrove
forests that provide important fish nursery habitats and protect coasts during storms.
These
forests are so
biologically rich that every acre stores an average of about 200 tons of carbon dioxide, but because there are currently no systems to value tropical
forest carbon, they're being destroyed for ranchland and soy plantations.