I found this surprising.
Could there be other overlooked undiscovered species here?

http://www.cryptomundo.com/cryptozoo-news/cajun-cfg

You never know mate i mean there is alot of wilderness in th USA....:shrug:

Link is broken.

I think there are literally hundreds of thousands of species of life still undiscovered/ un-catalogued. Mostly insects etc., so this is an interesting find.

I corrected the link. It will work now.

It's cool we can still find new things, but sad that it's a frog, considering the current amphibian die off could mean the end of frogs within 25 years, and possibly sooner with the cascade effect. We're gonna miss our little hoppy friends.

It is looking bleek for the frog population of the world.
I wonder what has already gone extinct recently, we never knew existed in the first place.

They say it's down right unbelievable in the USA? like Fen said.. There is so much damn wilderness in Alaska and Washington's Cascade mountain region that there has to be at least hundreds of species unknown to mankind. Maybe even in the Rockies.

I think it's far more interesting when it "Rains frogs"

now that's something to read about. Where the hell do they come from when fish fall out of the sky 200 miles from the nearest body of water that has sea life?