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Warmer habitats push frogs and salamanders to change diets, study finds

Warming waters cause tadpoles to adjust their diets for survival. Young amphibians increase feeding rates and shift toward more plant material. This strategy helps them cope with rising energy demands. However, faster growth leads to smaller and weaker bodies. Conservation efforts must protect cooler habitats for these species.

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