Magadha Burrowing Frog
- A new species of burrowing frog has been confirmed in Jharkhand’s Chhotanagpur Plateau. The frog was first discovered in 2015.
- It has been named as Spahaerotheca Magadha and will be known by the common name of ‘Magadha Burrowing Frog’.
- The frog is endemic to agricultural areas in Nawadih and Joungi village of Jharkhand’s Koderma ....
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