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Booroolong frogs, once common in Nundle, NSW, were wiped out during a severe drought. Conservationists, including Taronga Zoo staff and local experts, have released 1,200 frogs into nearby waterways as part of a breeding program. The frogs, no bigger than 5 cm, were raised in the lab and released at night to avoid predators. The team plans to continue breeding and monitoring the frogs progress in the region.

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