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2026-06-10 · known amphibian species

Two in five amphibians face extinction

Frogs and salamanders are canaries for wetlands. Habitat loss, disease, and climate stack the risk.

Frogs and salamanders are canaries for wetlands. Habitat loss, disease, and climate stack the risk. This grid divides global amphibian species (2026 snapshot) into colored bands — Threatened (IUCN) and Not threatened / data gap — using equal squares so you compare shares, not country size on a map.

1 cell = 8.5 known amphibian species (0.1% of global amphibian species) · 1,000 cells

Two in five amphibians face extinction. Frogs and salamanders are canaries for wetlands. Habitat loss, disease, and climate stack the risk.

Context

The 2026 figures from IUCN Red List put Not threatened / data gap at 59% of global amphibian species and Threatened (IUCN) at 41%.

IUCN Red List ~41% amphibians threatened, rounded.

  • IUCN Red List

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