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Yosemite National Park's Most Unique Amphibian
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Yosemite National Park's Most Unique Amphibian
Yosemite Toads (Anaxyrus canorus), first discovered in Yosemite National Park, can only be found in the Sierra Nevada from Alpine County, California to Fresno County, California. They were listed as threatened in 2014, with the species estimated to occur at only 50 percent of historically occupied sites throughout their range. The toads live in high elevations between 6,500 and 11,000 feet, using small pools for breeding while spending most of t…
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