New weekend project just dropped 🫡

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Okay, now I'm worried about the frog in our pond, and my husband is making a construction list.

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I've been studying chytrid for the last year and this is the science I absolutely love. Easy, cheap and DIY, with actual results. You can help frogs in just an afternoon, and they'll return the favor by eating mosquitos and singing you a song on spring nights

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So treating Chytrid in the wild is surprisingly easy. If you build a sauna, the frogs will seek it out. They sit inside until it gets too hot for them, and then they leave. No other treatments are required

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Fortunately, we can do something about it. Chytrid can't survive past 30°C (86°F) but frogs can, and because they're cold-blooded, they'll seek out heat to warm up and leave the heat to cool off

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