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Frogs fighting deadly fungal infection could get a boost from tiny brick saunas.
Chytrid has contributed to population declines in at least 500 amphibian species.
The green and golden bell frog ( Litoria aurea) has disappeared from 90 percent of its original Australian habitat.
The fungus attacks an amphibian’s skin, blocking electrolytes and fluids from flowing into the body.
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