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One of countless victims of human-induced climate change, the golden toad, which derives its name from its striking colour, was native to Costa Rica before its extinction. The reproductive cycle of the golden toad was intrinsically tied to the amount of rainfall in its environment, with its larvae laid underground in the forest floors. Changes in weather patterns meant that heavy rain often stranded the larvae on the ground, while at other times, there wasn’t enough rain to keep the toads hydrated. Climate change rendered the toads unable to reproduce, leading to their extinction.