36K views · 2.3K reactions | For many years, the Javan bleeding toad was thought to be extinct. In 2003, one individual was sighted at Curug Cibeureum and in 2018, an additional toad was identified at Mount Halimun Salak. Today, biologists believe that the global population is less than 250 mature individuals, with each wild subpopulation containing less than 50 toads. Video taken at Taman Safari Bogor. #AmphibianWeek #PhotoArk | Joel Sartore, Photographer | Facebook

355K views · 329 reactions | Sea toads, or coffinfish, thrive in the dark ocean bottom. They have specialized pectoral fins that act as feet for landing and "walking" along the sea floor. They use their enormous gills to fill their body with water, allowing them to take up more oxygen. Video by NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research | Ocean Conservation Research - OCR | Facebook