What are threats to the American bullfrog survival?

The American bullfrog faces several threats to its survival, including habitat loss due to urban development, agriculture, and wetland drainage. Invasive species, such as non-native fish and amphibians, can disrupt its ecological niche and compete for resources. Additionally, pollution and climate change can degrade water quality and alter habitats, further impacting their populations. Disease, particularly chytridiomycosis, also poses a significant risk to bullfrog populations.