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How soon will the drought be over?

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By Kate Stephens Verified, Helen Briggs Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
It is the question many people are asking: when will the drought be over, and how much rain will it take for things to return to normal? Contrary to public perception, a drought does not end with a few days of rain. Water must flow back into rivers, reservoirs, and the stores beneath our feet in the tiny spaces between soil, sand, and rock. This can take months. According to scientists, the key question is not "Has it rained?" but "have water resources recovered?" How bad is the drought?
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Viral squeaky frog now at risk of extinction

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By Helen Briggs Verified, Kate Stephens Verified, Kevin Church
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Helen Briggs; Kate Stephens; Kevin Church - Climate and Science team Thu, July 9, 2026 at 2:03 p.m. UTC 3 min read Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A frog that became an internet sensation because of its trademark squeaky defensive call has been added to a global list of species at high risk of extinction. It is found only in a narrow strip of sand dunes in southern Africa, where it burrows into the sand.
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Viral squeaky frog now at risk of extinction

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By Helen Briggs Verified, Kate Stephens Verified, Kevin Church
| Yahoo Verified
A frog that became an internet sensation because of its trademark squeaky defensive call has been added to a global list of species at high risk of extinction. It is found only in a narrow strip of sand dunes in southern Africa, where it burrows into the sand. Conservationists say diamond mining and planned energy developments are threatening its home, with numbers expected to decline by 20% over the next two decades.
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