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A Tanzanian dam cut a waterfall’s flow by 90%; Engineers built sprinklers to save the coin-sized toad that lived there

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A Tanzanian dam cut a waterfall’s flow by 90%, threatening a toad that lived on five acres. Sprinklers, a 499-toad zoo rescue and a 2012 release followed, yet a fungus still wiped it out in the wild. A 2024 study named the culprit, and the species’ survival now rests on pipes, footbaths and small grants.

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Monday, 19 October 2026, 7:08 am IST
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