The frog is an amphibian in the order Anura (meaning "tail-less", from Greek an-, without + oura, tail), formerly referred to as Salientia (Latin saltare, to jump). The name frog derives from Old English frogga, (compare Old Norse frauki, German Frosch, older Dutch spelling kikvorsch), cognate with Sanskrit plava (frog), probably deriving from Proto-Indo-European praw = "to jump&quo
Marc Jacobs 'Rana' Frog PouchIn modern versions of The Frog Prince tale, the transformation into handsome prince is triggered by a magical moment in which the princess puckers up and softly kisses the frog. But in the original Brother's Grimm version, the frog's spell was actually broken when the princess threw it against a wall in disgust (a common folkloric trait of undoing shape shifting magic
I had the singular misfortune of spending some leisure time with an inebriated Frenchman while in Chicago on business last week. As I had imbibed during the evening, I tried not to be too judgmental about his slurred speech and obvious disregard for personal space. Beyond his halitosis (and the occasional blast of spittle), it was his conversation that gave me considerable pause.Even through his l
Life’s lesson No. 1There once was a bunch of tiny frogs... who arranged a running competition. The goal was to reach the top of a very high tower.A big crowd had gathered around the tower to see the race and cheer on the contestants...The race began...Honestly no one in crowd really believed that the tiny frogs would reach the top of the tower.You heard statements such as:"Oh, WAY too difficult!
My boy has a deep and undying love for frogs.Mom, I'm just curious about frogs.He says in a most forlorn manner when asked about his fixation. Enough frogs were beginning to go through our house, subjected to baths with the Bear and dying at the end of a day of over-handling that I began to worry about the local population. I'd hate my son and his fascination to be responsible for the extinction
Click for a voyeuristic viewApparently they’ve worn themselves out over the past couple of days. Now that I’ve found them, I can’t catch them “in the act”, so to speak. They’ve set up housekeeping outside our bedroom window. I certainly hope they don’t expect us to keep pace with them, from what I’ve been hearing out of them for the past day
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The Saint Francis Effect Extends To Every Day Life On Blue heron Farm
Friend Bull Frog has come to live with us in the basement.
This is the height of cricket season, and crickets live in abundance here on Blue Heron Farm.
Bull Froggy loves crickets.
S/he lives under an under water rock.
When we plop the cricket into the [...]
The Saint Francis Effect Extends To Every Day Life On Blue heron Farm
Friend Bull Frog has come to live with us in the basement.
This is the height of cricket season, and crickets live in abundance here on Blue Heron Farm.
Bull Froggy loves crickets.
S/he lives under an under water rock.
When we plop the cricket into the [...]
With so much rain lately and very little movement in the garden , strange little creatures are trying to take up residence. This spider was pretty but huge ! We even have tadpoles in puddles in the yard and fountain. Our back yard at night sounds like a symphony of frogs. Sure hope we dry out here soon.We received a rather odd letter from SIPP today telling us they reversed their decision on f
After not having seen any frogs around for a while they were back again tonight. The first we encountered just outside the back door where the decking doesn't quite meet the house and there is a small gap. Said frog was using the famous small animal logic "if I can't see you then you can't see me", and was sitting with this head under the decking and his bottom poking out. So, I scooped
A new model comes from Canon 3d papercraft land. this is a Frog Automata!. These two frogs move when you turn the handle, and look just like they're singing. It's a fun toy that even tiny tots can enjoy!. grab from here.
A couple of blocks from our hotel is a National Geographic Society headquarters. Located inside is Explorers Hall, the society's museum and exhibition hall. During the time that we were there (March 2008), the exhibit was about Frogs. Across the hall, on the other side of the building is another exhibition about Dinosaurs. Facade of National Geographic SocietyMore pictures are availab
Don’t know what I am talking about, that’s okay because here at Shoe Boxers we know all about shoes and where to get the latest and greatest fashions for yourself, your child and even your spouse.
Frogs and Pollywogs is located in Albany, Oregon and their main specialty is children’s toys. As I [...]
Day 346 - Monday March 31, 2008
Koh Sukhorn, Thailand
It rained very hard for much of Sunday night. In fact, upon emerging from our bungalow on Monday morning, we discovered that the once dry field across from our hotel had suddenly turned into a lake. The water buffaloes that occupy said field seemed to [...]
Frog Migration: Omen to China Earthquake Disaster On May 5th there were frogs everywhere in China and then on May 12th a 7.8 magnitude earthquake hit. Many Chinese thought the frogs were a bad omen when they saw them.Good grief! Frogs hopping madly everywhere would freak me out. I am already terrified about locust time being here. So far I haven't seen any except for the dry skins they cr
Burmese troops began evicting destitute families sheltered in cyclone relief centers and insisted there was no need for foreign relief foods because the Burmese people were perfectly capable of existing by hunting and eating “large edible frogs.” The New Light of Myanmar, the government mouthpiece, warned people that foreign relief workers would snoop inside [...]
14 new porcelain boxes and counting…
I had a pretty relaxing past few days over the long Memorial Day Weekend - hope you did too. I managed to squeeze a little work into my weekend, but not much. I recently discovered that I can download audio books onto my iPod Nano and that my local library [...]
A group of frogs were traveling through the woods, and two of them fell into a deep pit. When the other frogs saw how deep the pit was, they told the two frogs that they were as good as dead. The two frogs ignored the comments and tried to jump up out of the [...]
Smaller power generation projects are quickly building up a pretty poor track record.From a recent report in the Vancouver Sun:
An independent power project on Miller Creek near Pemberton is failing to meet its commitments to produce "green power" and to protect species at risk, according to an environmental consulting report.
The 33-megawatt power project, owned by the City of Edmonton's
There once was a bunch of tiny frogs who arranged a running competition. The goal was to reach the top of a very high tower. A big crowd had gathered around the tower to see the race and cheer on the contestants. The race began. Honestly no one in crowd really [...]
An evening of excruciating swimsuit shopping. Made bearable by the sweet sales girl at the swimsuit shop and the incredibly nice women in the dressing room insisting I buy the awesome dress and top for Vegas. Closing the mall for the second night in a row. I left feeling slightly defeated. (Don't get me started on how much I hate shopping when I have a deadline and something in mind that should
Is this the year you will attract your prince? Or instead, will you attract frogs? This can be the year that you meet “Mr. Right”. If you haven’t done so, NOW is the time to set the spiritual
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My daddy Len can't come home! He called to tell me he is stuck in Albuquerque with Frogs! Red Webbed Tree Frogs, that is!
Daddy Len drives a MD80 "big birdie in the sky" for work and he was told...
A feline perspective in photos and anecdotes of animal friends around the world!
So this is not a recipe as such! Or at all, in fact it's some pictures of a holiday taken in 2006... any idea where? As well as enjoying food, cooking and eating, I love travelling and especially the food experiences you get in foreign places.I have a photo shuffle screensaver set up, and when I came to my PC just now this picture was on display... a box of live frogs! As seen in a market in this mystery destination.The market contained many foodie delights, most of then live in some way or another! This guy I found very interesting - he is cutting the claws off chickens feet - taking them from the box by his lap, cutting the nails, and then chucking them in the bucket by his feet.Now some more market life shots - such a great array of food stuffs! This one is a little bit blurry but
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Phyllobates - the most poisonous animals in the world. Phyllobates is a genus of Poison Dart Frogs which live in woods of Southern and Central America. Difference from other amphibians, Poison Dart Frogs are active only at the day, and at the night they sleep.
As is known, the Bright skin have a dangerous poisonous animals, providing with that safety from predators and caution by the stranger.
Leaping Frogs!
Take a look at this watch-charm bracelet. This is a fantastic unique gift idea for someone who loves frogs.
At the low price of $39.95, this is an affordable gift idea for a teen or an adult that collects frog items.
The frog charm bracelet/watch features a silver link chain and a toggle enclosure with six rhinestone embellished [...]
We had over 1500 people at the Frog for the Best in the West Wet T Shirt Contest and had 16 girls sign up. A gal from Minnesota won. Tonight, we party at Louies Backyard with the We The Kings live concert….tomorrow is our party yacht cruise and the Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras. What a [...]
We had over 1500 people at the Frog for the Best in the West Wet T Shirt Contest and had 16 girls sign up. A gal from Minnesota won. Tonight, we party at Louies Backyard with the We The Kings live concert….tomorrow is our party yacht cruise and the Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras. What a [...]
A university in the Netherlands has been experimenting with very high-powered electromagnets. Everything from your mom's favorite tea set to the annoying kid throwing paper airplanes in the back of the bus has a magnetic field, even if it's tiny. However, with enough juice running through an electromagnet, scientists can make anything fly. Take, for instance, the levitating frog, which can surf an electromagnetic wave with the best of them. It'll be a while before you can strap on your Magneto boots and take to the skies, though. It takes a magnet with a 16-tesla magnetic field to lift a small frog into the air. The strongest magnetic field ever sustained in a lab was 60 teslas, and a 1.43 gigawatt motor powered that magnet. That's enough wattage to send Marty McFly back to 1985.
Went OFF last night - we had 10 girls in the Wet Tee Shirt contest, and hundreds of Froggies were definately consumed. We really lucked out on the weather yesterday - tonight, we have our Maxim Mondays party at Louies Backyard, and our Party Yacht Cruises & Pelican West Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras afterwards on [...]
Went OFF last night - we had 10 girls in the Wet Tee Shirt contest, and hundreds of Froggies were definately consumed. We really lucked out on the weather yesterday - tonight, we have our Maxim Mondays party at Louies Backyard, and our Party Yacht Cruises & Pelican West Fat Tuesday Mardi Gras afterwards on [...]
Apparently, if you put a frog in boiling water it’ll frantically try to escape, but if you put it into a pan of tepid water it’ll feel comfortable and as the water heats up, will fall into a tranquil state, gradually allowing itself to be boiled to death without even noticing. We humans, as intelligent as we may be, are acting like frogs! When we first arrived (evolved) on this planet it was nice and lukewarm; a good, comfortable place to be. Everything we needed was provided for us. It seems to me that as we developed our intelligence so our ‘wants’ developed too; we were no longer satisfied to just cover our ‘needs’. We chopped down forests and woodland and killed more animals than we actually needed for food in order to satisfy our gluttonous demands and, perhaps worse, a
Apparently, if you put a frog in boiling water it’ll frantically try to escape, but if you put it into a pan of tepid water it’ll feel comfortable and as the water heats up, will fall into a tranquil state, gradually allowing itself to be boiled to death without even noticing. We humans, as intelligent as we may be, are acting like frogs! When we first arrived (evolved) on this planet it was nice and lukewarm; a good, comfortable place to be. Everything we needed was provided for us. It seems to me that as we developed our intelligence so our ‘wants’ developed too; we were no longer satisfied to just cover our ‘needs’. We chopped down forests and woodland and killed more animals than we actually needed for food in order to satisfy our gluttonous demands and, perhaps worse, a
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When Agnes Keith wrote the book "Land Below The Wind" in 1939, she won $5000 award for winning the Atlantic Non-Fiction Prize Book.
Agnes Rothery of the New York Herald Tribune, in her book review said " For every one who reads "Land Below The Wind" (Borneo) will never again be a mere name in a nursery rhyme --
whose climate where 'the warm humid air seems to promote longevity in
You know that cartoon with the frog that sings for the construction guy in his lunchbox so the guy schedules a big concert hall and sells tickets and buys a tux and all that, and on opening night, to a full house, the frog just sits there and doesn’t sing and you can hear the crickets chirping? [...]
I was searching through my photos and I came across this frog photo I took last summer in August 2007 (Scanlon Creek Conservation Area). A funny thought came across my mind when I was preparing this photo for the post. It reminded me the Everybody Loves Raymond sitcom episode She's The One, when Robert thinks that he finally found the one, however, what he found was a frog lover, lol.So I had frogs on my blog before, however, I just wanted to come back to talk about what happens to frogs during winter - just to keep the winter theme. Well, we know that frogs to not migrate, just imagine how could they; no fur to grow and no wings to fly South; and believe or not they do not freeze and then thaw, lol. Well, since I made you read a lot in the last post I will make it simple. The frogs prepar
Here It Is Again
Bush And The Compassionate
Conservative Farce
How Many Times Now
Has He Given The Middle
Finger To Children
Bushtard's Judgemental
Faithful Followers, Do They
Dare Justify It
They're Fanatical
About The Fetus, But When
It Comes To Living
People And Children
Who Are In Need, Suddenly
Their Compassion Is
Gone, Lost With All The
Billions Wasted: A Needless
War All Based On Lies
And The Money Bush
Claims We Save With This Cut Is
A Rounding Error
When Compared To The
Cost Of His Rape Of Iraq
The Hypocrisy
Bush Administration cuts $700 million in Medicaid funds for schools
President Bush drew criticism this fall for his refusal to fund a children's health insurance program. On Friday, his healthcare slashing continued.
According to the Washington Post, "the Bush administration eliminated about $700 million a year in Medicaid reimbursements to schools, sidestepping an attempt by Congress to block such a move.â€
Issued by the Centers for Medicare and Medica
It rained the whole day here in Davao so the frogs are really happy and rejoicing. Their deafening "kokaks" is proof how happy they are. Well, I'm happy for them too but they...
Went outside one night to watch the f111’s flying over and came across this guy on the front of the garage between the two doors….sat still for ages…long enough for me to run inside, get the camera, put lens on, get manual settings to the point where it would take half decent photo, then actually take some!
And now for the poetry…came across this one this morning when getting school uniform out of the cupboard for Zoe:
Fairy wishes
Breezes swishes
Fluttering fairy fun
If your mind
Is anything to find
Do a dance in the sun
She surprises me constantly….hope this little interlude made you smile!
Take it easy folks…
With all due respect to Senor Frog, his crewm and to the entire waitressing communitym I would not, in the least be surprised if this girl participated in a bukkake session that night. Look at her face! It’s got “plaster me” written all over it. I’m sorry, I know I’m being rude and lewd but come on. Am I wrong?
Seriously, what do you really think is in that shot glass? There’s a reason that schmuck in the background is laughing.
Figured since there were only 2 pictures of the shot girl that I’d end with a Hooters girl in a hula hoop. Can’t really go wrong there. Brits in Cancun submitted these.
Sounds about right. She’s up there in the middle of the crowd. No one is dancing with her. Lame guy with glasses in the background is sitting there smiling knowing he’ll never get up.
I had to post this picture. This girl has braces. That’s just priceless.
That guy has got the wrong view man. We’re looking right at that ass. There’s that blond again! The Student Travel department knows how to get its attendees.
The City of San Fernando, Pampanga will end the Pyestang Tugak: 5th Annual San Fernando Frog Festival later today. This event is extra special to me since I organized the first one way back in 2003. Frogs are a unique part of Pampanga culinary traditions. And by organizing the festival, the city is ensuring that these traditions are preserved and promoted.There is a traditional way of catching frogs called paduasan. In the early days, when the rains came, while the elders where busy planting rice, kids would catch frogs. This game eventually evolved into a specialized technique and skill. Catchers use a bamboo rod called the paduas. And at the end of the string, they attach a type of worm called bulateng tudtud or sleeping worm. Once the frog bites, its tongue get entangled with the worm, and the catcher is able to hurl it up in the air and lets it fall into a net called panyapu.It was a common sight to see people lined-up on top of the pilapil or rice paddies with a paduas in one hand
TYPICAL REVIEW"If you’re a huge fan of cheesy ‘Nature vs. Man’ flicks, this one is for you. For anyone looking for something not featuring tons of slimy reptiles and amphibians, look elsewhere." - Scott Weinberg, Apollo Movie GuideTHE PLOTRugged outdoorsy photographer Pickett Smith is cruising in his (non-gas powered) canoe taking snapshots of swamp animals and leaky pipes for an unnamed ecology magazine. (Ya think maybe this is our hero?) Before Pickett knows what is going on, he is capsized by a (obnoxiously loud gas-powered) speedboat driven by two of the Crockett siblings whose family just happens to own the waters the photographer has been exploring. Pickett is fished out and taken to the Crockett island estate where the über-dysfunctional family is gathering for their annual 4th of July (oh, the dripping irony) celebration. As Pickett is something of an ecology expert, he is almost immediately grilled by the Crockett's about the increasing number of abnormally large frogs
Japanese scientists are claiming a breakthrough after breeding the world's first see-through frogs.
Brilliant, because I don't know about you, but I'm always moaning that my frogs aren't letting in enough light.
It was a break through at Hiroshima University.
Did they really have to do any research there, or did the frog just mutate on its own.
And don't you think scientists might be a little embarrassed when they go to the annual general meeting of the scientists and that's all they have to show?
They go through the list, asking if anyone present has had a break through they've been...
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Four mutant frogs with gold skin and red eyes, found by children in a grassy field in the town of Shimanto in Kochi prefecture, have gone on display at the nearby Shimanto River Gakuyukan science center. According to a center spokesperson who says the golden specimens are highly unusual, the 2.4-centimeter (almost 1-inch) amphibians appear to be black-spotted pond frogs (Pelophylax nigromaculata, a.k.a. Rana nigromaculata) whose skin turned gold because of an albino mutation that prevents the formation of pigment cells. (more)From Pink Tentacle.This story reminds my of the work being done by the Russian artist Dmitry Bulatov. I was fortunate to be in the RESURFACING Exhibition earlier in the year at Ohio State with him. He displayed at the exhibition his work on genetically engineering tadpole appearances by making them fluorescent colors. Below is an example of one of his tadpoles:Static form of chimerical design of Xenopus laevis tadpole.
I cannot exactly see the attraction of watching frogs, but Mum and Dad enjoy spending hours by the side of the pond, shrieking with delight when the slimy green chaps jump off a rock. I suppose it is nice to see how much they can grow in just a few weeks. They start off as little tadpoles no bigger than a dog's claw, and then they turn into croaking green monsters bigger than a dog's paw!
OK, something is wonky with this site. I think it is in the template, but am not sure. I'll see if I can figure it out, but in the meantime, if you know, please drop me a note.Hmmm...got rid of the frogs which took the rounded corners and sunflowers. No big deal. And Adsense. Also not a huge deal. I can live with this for now.Ok, why do the ads display when I click on an entry, but not on the homepage? I must have deleted something in the code...One day I will give up on fiddling my template. I'll either stumble upon exactly what I want, or I'll give up. The latter may take a LONG time, however, since I'm not one to give up easily. For the moment, since I am giving up for today, I thought I better attribute the above image:http://www.freefoto.com/index.jspIt may change again, but that is where I got it from.
I really do love WordPress.
A short while back, I’d promised to have something up here about that. After the snafu yesterday with the sidebar problems, I was so impressed I knew that come hell or high water… er, neither rain nor sleet nor… regardless of my stupid back problem that makes it bloody impossible to sit, stand or lie down, I needed to get that “thing” up here.
Honestly, the staff at WordPress is truly phenomenal. Within minutes of sending the feedback yesterday, they were not only on the problem but had sent email acknowledging it… email apologizing for the problem.
Flabbergasted, I am.
In a world where you can’t go through a drive-thru and actually get your order right; in a world where even when you phone and speak with a Manager/Assistant Manager/Supervisor/Owner’s Cat, you can’t get anyone to care about the shoddy service or product you received, the staff at WordPress care.
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Life's lessonThere once was a bunch of tiny frogs,.. who arranged a running competition.The goal was to reach the top of a very high tower .A big crowd had gathered around the tower to see the race and cheer on the contestants...The race began...Honestly: No one in crowd really believed that the tiny frogs would reach the top of the tower.You heard statements such as:"Oh, WAY too difficult!!orThey will NEVER make it to the top."or"Not a chance that they will succeed. The tower is too high!"The tiny frogs began collapsing. One by one...... Except for those who in a fresh tempo were climbing higher and higher...The crowd continued to yell"It is too difficult!!! No one will make it!"More tiny frogs got tired and gave up......But ONE continued higher and higher and higher...This one wouldn't g
Frogs rain down on Serbia Traffic came to a halt and locals fled inside after thousands of frogs fell from the sky onto a Serbian village. Residents in Odzaci told local daily Blic they thought the world was coming to an end. Aleksandar Ciric said: "I saw all these small frogs just start raining down. There were thousands of them." Another villager, Caja Jovanovic, added: "This huge 'cloud' seemed to come out of nowhere and its shape and colour looked very strange. "We were all wondering what it was when suddenly frogs started to fall from the sky. I thought maybe a plane carrying frogs had exploded in midair." But climatology expert Slavisa Ignjatovic said there was a simple scientific explanation for the incident. He said: "A whirlwind has sucked up the frogs from a lake, the sea or some other body of water somewhere else and carried them along to Odzaci where they have fallen to the ground. It is a recognised scientific phenomenon."feed
In case some of you are not aware, there is a deadly creation out there called the Buzz Frog or Swimming Toad out there and bass are crushing them. Its basically a hybrid baits that takes the allure of a frog and a buzzbait and wraps it into a soft plastic package! From what I can tell, Zoom started it with their Horny Toad and now just about everyone has a spin on it. Check out a sampling below. They work in places regular frogs don't and the hook % is much higher with these ;)Zoom Ultravibe Horny Toad - This is where it all startedSizmic Toads - Sizmic made a splash shortly there after, they have some floating & chugging versions as well.Gambler Cane Toad - This is my personal favorite & I think it has the best soundBerkley Gulp Bat Wing Frog - Not sure how important scent dispersion of Gulp! is for topwater...Kicker Fish Xplodin' Toad - never used it, but looks like a solid designMann's HardNose Swim Toad - I have heard good things about the durability of this product, more fis
I just love frogs! They are so funny and goofy looking.... all gangly and wet. This beautiful little Whites Tree Frog has that perpetual foggy grin....."Whites Tree Frog", India Ink, Colored Pencil, and White Acrylic, ACEO 3.5” by 2.5”(10% goes to the animal charity Sarvey Wildlife Rescue, Art for Critters Charity of the Month)(Click on the image to find this little frog’s listing)My WebsiteMy BlogMy eBay Store My CaféPress Store (where you can find my miniature paintings on magnets, greeting cards, coasters and other gift items.) ACEO stands for "art cards - editions and originals". These little gems measure 2 1/2" x 3 1/2", the same size as a trading card. They are affordable, collectible and you can trade them, or keep them in an album (they fit in any standard trading card album or sleeves). They also looked great framed in a group! Read this great article about the growing art phenomenon called ACEO. Click HereThanks so much!~Melody Lea Lamb
My Lounge: Lessons from FrogsThis story has been around for years. It is great to see it again. I speak often of the power of the spoken and heard word and this little story of the frogs just reiterates that point. Enjoy ...
I finally got my frogs from the Home and Garden party that Angela hosted 2 wks ago. She got them the other day and brought them over last night when she came to my party which was last night. My party last night was a success. Bringing in $403.00 this gives me $80.00 in credit, 4 items 1/2 off and any one item in the catelog for only $19.50 I haven’t fully decided what I wanted yet so i’m giving my self till tuesday to close the sale.
Anyways I want to name my frogs (yes i’m silly) Here they are my little prince and princess, Have any Ideas?
New York Times WASHINGTON, June 18 — Scientists from the Environmental Protection Agency say there is "sufficient evidence" to conclude that the country's most widely used pesticide, atrazine, causes sexual abnormality in frogs. They are recommending that the agency conduct more research to understand atrazine's mechanisms and its broader impact on frog populations. Popular Pesticide Faulted for Frogs' Sexual Abnormalities
The frogs are loose! They escaped to Charles County yesterday, where they parted company when a few decided to check out a couple of local restaurants. After learning french fries are not made from flies and that frog legs are a delicacy, they decided outside was better than inside.
The lifelike fishing lures in a sporting goods shop were also an attraction, and a local learning center looked like a good place for frogs. Kids like frogs, right?!?
Anyway, I hope they find a happy home. They’ve been good company in the studio, and I’m going to miss their silly grins.
Now, stop reading this blog and go find your frog!
Tags: art, frogs, painted rocks, Charles County, found art, outdoor art
I was disturbed to read today that the frogs from the Tasek Chini were no longer singing. They have practically disappeared. This may not seemed strange to you, in fact, you may not have any idea where Tasek Chini is . After all, it "was" a beautiful large mass of freshwater lake in the tropical forests of Malaysia. It "was" because it now no longer is beautiful as it was, with pollution levels reportedly 56 times higher than is considered healthy, and worse, this is right inside the tropical jungle. The frogs are not the only ones disappearing. The fishes, cobras, pythons are also diminishing in numbers. Weeds called the "Cat's Tail" have proliferated, snuffing out important sunlight that would allow organisms to grow. This is worrying enough for some concrete action to be taken to revive the ecosystem. In retrospect, how can action be taken to protect the environment, or a delicate ecosystem such as Tasek Chini, or any other lake in the world? Here at Tasek Chini I read about t
This is a man caught in a bubble, thoughtless of how his daily behaviour affects the climate.Once upon a time there was a frog which was dropped into water so hot that it leaped out, shocked - and saved itself. Later it was dropped into tepid water, which it found very pleasant. Then the water began to warm up, but only imperceptibly, so the frog remained lulled and relaxed, becoming more and more warm and sleepy ... until it was too late to escape, and it was boiled to death.Each year, the average car emits about three times its weight in carbon dioxide pollution - a leading cause of global warming.
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Have you seen frogs that break their own bones to produce claws when face with dangers? The bones then protrude out the frogs' toe pads forming catlike claws. Within the science community, these frogs known as Trichobatrachus robustus. I think the name is too long for a normal human being to remember. Why don't these scientists just name the bone breaking frogs as bone brea
Thanks to Dunn : Coolest Colored but Most Poisonous Frogs
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Blue Jeans Poison Dart Frog (Dendrobates pumilio): This full-grown male poison dart frog is only about 3/4 of an inch long (2 cm)! It lives on the floor of the rain forest, hopping among leaves and up on top of some logs to sing. [...]
Thanks to Dunn : Coolest Colored but Most Poisonous Frogs
The golden poison frog is one of these and the most deadly. Its poison is 20 times more toxic than that of other dart frogs. It is reported that an amount of poison equal to 2-3 grains of table salt is enough to cause the [...]
Thanks to Dunn : Coolest Colored but Most Poisonous Frogs
Related to the post:
Frog Couple Action (18SX)
Frogs In Action (Part 1)
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Thanks to Dunn : Coolest Colored but Most Poisonous Frogs
Blue Jeans Poison Dart Frog (Dendrobates pumilio): This full-grown male poison dart frog is only about 3/4 of an inch long (2 cm)! It lives on the floor of the rain forest, hopping among leaves and up on top ...
Thanks to Dunn : Coolest Colored but Most Poisonous Frogs
The golden poison frog is one of these and the most deadly. Its poison is 20 times more toxic than that of other dart frogs. It is reported that an amount of poison equal to 2-3 grains of table salt ...
