"Who or what is ""The Telegraph Toughie""?"
Cryptic crossword recognisable) approach to clue-writing, but the way in which wordplay devices are used and indicated is kept within a defined set of rules. In the "Guardian", "Independent", "Financial Times" and "Telegraph" Toughie series the setters' pseudonyms are published, so solvers become familiar with the styles of individual setters rather than house rules. Thus the level of difficulty is associated with the setter rather than the newspaper, though puzzles by individual setters can actually vary in difficulty considerably. It is effectively impossible, then, to describe one newspaper's crosswords as the toughest or easiest. For newcomers to cryptic puzzles the "Daily Telegraph"
Toughie (frog) Toughie (frog) Toughie was the last known living Rabbs' fringe-limbed treefrog. The species, scientifically known as "Ecnomiohyla rabborum", is thought to be extinct, as the last specimen—Toughie—died in captivity on September 26, 2016. Toughie was captured as an adult in Panama in 2005, when researchers went on a conservation mission to rescue species from "Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis", a fungus deadly to amphibians. Toughie was one of "several dozen" frogs and tadpoles of the same species to be transported back to the United States. Toughie lived at the Atlanta Botanical Garden in Georgia. At the Garden, he was placed in a special