[InABunkerUnderSF]

So a 10 km asteroid hit the earth and wipes out all species of dinosaurs but leaves the frogs alive. Either dinosaurs where a lot more delicate than science suspects or frogs are a whole lot tougher.

Flash forward 60 million years and frog species are going extinct, supposedly because of a slight rise in temperatures. Something is not making sense here.

[Bob434]

I knowe- good breakdown- Asteroids? Atomic Bombs? Nuclear weapons? Meh- no biggie- a .03 degree rise in temps? The super froggies give up and die

[Eric in the Ozarks]

There certainly are fewer frogs today than 20 or 30 years ago. My mom’s farm pond used to be filled with the chatter of dozens. Now, it’s silent.

[The Sons of Liberty]

So a 10 km asteroid hit the earth and wipes out all species of dinosaurs but leaves the frogs alive.

Color me extremely skeptical. A lot [MOST] of the theories put forth as established fact, seem to have inconsistencies that really don't add up. Then again, maybe today's frogs are a bunch of snowflakes.

[Axenolith]

Frogs, as long as they’re moist and cool they, don’t have a high energy demand and can go a long time inactive.

Also, as to the frenzy of them declining, there was a huge hand wringing fest over them disappearing along with other amphibians in the high Sierra a while back and it was all globalwarmingglobalwarmingglobalwarming until someone realized it was trout being stocked into alpine lakes that had never had them, by aircraft...