在悉尼沼泽地迅速填土修建的奥运会场址工程因一群青蛙而被迫修改计划。这个建设工程是澳大利亚最大的,耗资20亿澳元。这不是普通的青蛙,而是一种名为litteriaaurea的蛙,也称为青黄钟蛙。它体形大,颜色鲜艳,是濒临绝种的蛙种。霍姆布斯湾是悉尼2000年奥运会主要地点。这项工程曾暂停了数星期,等待规划师研究如何处置这数以百计的青蛙。杀害这些青蛙或者严重破坏它们的自然环境将面临澳大利亚国家公园与野生动物法的处 The site of the Olympic Games, quickly filled in Sydney wetlands, was forced to change plans due to a group of frogs. The construction project is the largest in Australia, costing 2 billion Australian dollars. This is not an ordinary frog, but a frog called litteriaaurea, also known as the yellow bell frog. It is large in shape and bright in color, and is an endangered species of frog. Homebush Bay is Sydney’s main venue for the 2000 Olympic Games. The project was suspended for weeks, waiting for planners to study how to handle the hundreds of frogs. The natural environment that kills or destroys these frogs will face the Australian National Parks and Wildlife Act