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Amphibians Are Turning Into The Opposite Sex Due To Estrogen Pills
The decline in amphibian population is considered a threat to global diversity. One of the causes was identified by the University of Wroclaw in Poland who found out that synthetic estrogen pill used by humans are turning the amphibians to into the opposite sex.
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