As lost frogs often end up moving from tropical to cooler areas they often cannot adapt fast enough to the new climate, and due to the stress of travelling hundreds of kilometres, often suffer injuries and are likely to die. Lost frogs are also often responsible for the spread of disease.
When frogs become disoriented and relocate from warm to cool environments, they often struggle to adjust to their new surroundings, leading to physical harm and an increased risk of death. Moreover, these displaced amphibians are frequently responsible for spreading illnesses.