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Frog species threatened by France and Europe's taste for frogs' legs, experts warn Macron

Summary by Ground News
Frog populations native to France and the EU are protected against commercial exploitation. But the EU imports more than 4,000 tonnes of frozen frogs' legs each year. The vast majority are sourced from wild populations, in particular from Indonesia, Turkey and Albania. Even common species such as the crab-eating frog are already in decline. Up to 200 million frogs are slaughtered annually to feed the continent's appetite for the amphibians, and France has a "particular responsibility" to limit the damage, a group of vets, researchers and conservationists have said.

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The Guardian broke the news in London, United Kingdom on Saturday, March 9, 2024.
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