Diamond mining expansion accelerates desert rain frog extinction by 2…

Expansion of diamond mining in southern Africa will push the desert rain frog closer to extinction by 2028, as habitat destruction outpaces conservation efforts. The IUCN's Red List update highlights this species' vulnerability despite its unique adaptations.

extinction · Prediction Market

Implied probability (Yes)

80%

Closes

2028-12-31

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