Meet Costa Rica's tiny 'coffee frog,' a nocturnal species found living among coffee shrubs

Times of India reports on a discovery in Costa Rica: a tiny nocturnal frog inhabiting coffee plantations. Measuring less than four centimeters, the species feeds on small insects and shelters in foliage. The frog depends on local streams to complete its lifecycle, but those waterways face risks from pesticide runoff. The finding highlights the biodiversity thriving in agricultural settings and underscores the urgent need for conservation.

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