Frog population explodes in region of Vermont

SALISBURY, Vt. (AP) — Several Vermont communities are seeing an abundance of a particular frog this summer.
University of Vermont herpetology lecturer James Andrews estimates that the population of the northern leopard frog has leaped a hundredfold in a region near the Otter Creek in Addison County primarily because of the wet spring.
He estimates that 400,000 young frogs were killed by cars in Salisbury. Some of the dried up carnage is still visible on the road.
Andrews says the northern