Users created smug frogs and sad frogs and angry frogs.
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They crown a queen, dress frogs up, kiss frogs and yes, there's a parade.
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But those frogs all die, along with the frogs that have a weaker genetic response.
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Wood frogs are the only frogs that inhabit the cold regions above the Arctic Circle.
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Wood frogs have the smooth, thin skin of true frogs, and possess the same long legs.
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Researchers noticed that frogs begin fluorescing, and increase the brightness of their fluorescence, when they saw other frogs.
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Cooper: Frogs lived under the tents, and when we took them all down, we found loads of frogs.
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The Emberá smear their blowgun darts with the toxic secretions of the frogs, giving the frogs their name.
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Here's what is happening: Frogs: The Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) is moving forward with new protections for frogs.
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"Frogs in this genus have specific microhabitat requirements and any small alteration can push frogs to extinction," he said.
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The synthetic frogs don't use any of the potentially harmful chemicals used on typical preserved frogs such as formaldehyde.
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In 2010, Mr. Moore and his colleagues created a Top 10 Most Wanted poster for lost frogs and launched "The Search for Lost Frogs," a campaign that took 100 scientists across 19 countries to find these Lazarus frogs.
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Like most frogs, it secretes protective compounds in its mucus to protect it from bacteria and fungi that can infect frogs.
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Then, over the following days, a series of test frogs were placed in the simulated pools, including both male and female frogs of the tadpoles' species, as well as frogs of other species, and even 3D printed frog models.
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Besides their size, these frogs are definitely oddballs—they live in marshy vegetation rather than streams, unlike other frogs in the region.
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And while frogs on a riverbank may leap anywhere to avoid predators, some frogs, like those in trees, can be highly accurate.
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The Louisiana land in question contains no dusky gopher frogs; in fact, the only such frogs known to exist are in neighboring Mississippi.
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I'm a West Virginian in my background, most people have never hunted frogs, caught frogs, or ate frogs, but what you study in school is you put a frog into a warm pot of water and you slowly turn up the temperature, the frog cooks.
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No one's ever reported fluorescence in frogs, until some Argentinian researchers decided hey, let's shine some dang frogs with some ultraviolet light and see what happens.
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Although not direct ancestors, they are the most closely related fossil relatives of living frogs, called Chinle frogs because they were found in Arizona's Chinle Formation.
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However, the retinas similar species of frogs use for night vision seem especially good at viewing the specific colors of light the polka-dot tree frogs fluoresce.
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While conducting unrelated research into Goliath frogs, Schäfer and Rödel heard stories from local trappers, who consume frogs as bushmeat, about the unusual breeding behavior of Goliaths.
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The synthetic frogs are almost identical to real female frogs, including their size, texture, skin, and organs (including reproductive systems) which are made of synthetic wet tissues.
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To determine how much good skin secretions do, Dr. Lips said, it would be necessary to infect frogs and see whether stronger skin secretions actually keep more frogs alive.
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SCIENCE An article on Tuesday about a plague that kills frogs, using information provided by a researcher, misstated the extent of the spread of a fungus that kills frogs.
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Xavier outshot the Horned Frogs 23 percent to 22 percent, outrebounded TCU 212-210 and won despite committing 21 turnovers that led to 19 points for the Horned Frogs.
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Poison dart frogs are — you guessed it — poisonous.
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"She gave us the example of Adam and Eve and told us that how two male frogs do not mate together, two female frogs do not mate together," Randle recalled.
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A comparative analysis of the ancient frogs, dubbed Electrorana limoae, with similar species living today revealed more similarities than differences; it seems frogs haven't changed all that much across the millennia.
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The dorsal straddle is somewhat similar to the head straddle position, which has been observed in Mantellids, a family of frogs in Madagascar (Bombay night frogs, meanwhile, belong to the Nyctibatrachid family).
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Lots of *very* horny Cane #Toads (Rhinella marina) trying to mate with a large Olive #Python (Liasis olivaceus), with Giant Burrowing Frogs (Cyclorana australis) & Red Tree #Frogs (Litoria rubella) calling in the background!
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The disease was an intergenerational curse, she said: Her grandmother once had boiled frogs in a fit of annoyance at their loud croaking, and the frogs had taken revenge on her, the granddaughter.
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Still, "The dynamic role of the iliosacral joint in jumping frogs," in the journal Biology Letters, goes further to explain the evolution and importance of jumping in frogs than anything Twain ever wrote.
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He keeps some 100 frogs in terrariums in his basement.
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Like mammals, frogs have been around for a long time.
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Snakes, lizards, frogs, spiders, and insects came in to stay.
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This venomous centipede feeds on mice, lizards, frogs, and bats.
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Is it the cheetah, Ranitomeya frogs, or orange spotted filefish?
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When the tadpoles metamorphose into frogs, however, mass mortality ensues.
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The first time, it was 400 frogs in a backpack.
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Grass. Frogs. Avocados. Emeralds. Shamrocks. Broccoli. The Incredible Hulk. Puppies?
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Scientists have documented Indian dancing frogs for over a century.
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The Horned Frogs also committed 11 penalties for 104 yards.
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What the world needs now is more anonymous hate frogs.
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So the frogs' legs, I didn't know what they were.
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And everywhere it travels, it kills frogs with brutal efficiency.
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Giraffes, cats, gorillas, frogs ... the list goes on and on.
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This only adds fuel to the fire under the frogs.
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These frogs have suffered significant population declines in recent years.
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When does David Petraeus get frogs' legs and diver scallops?
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Frogs, worms and shiny plated centipedes now keep Agatha company.
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He suspects the dogs eat an intermediate host, possibly frogs.
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Nature sounds abound: cicadas, frogs, crickets, rain, thunder, leaves, footfall.
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These frogs were a month ahead of their normal schedule.
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And all symbols, even chill frogs, require protection and upkeep.
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Common frogs' embryos are surrounded by a thin jelly capsule.
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Frogs are falling out of the sky to the right.
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Now when we think of frogs, we think of Jack.
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How did the Search for "Lost" Frogs campaign get started?
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The upshot was that urban frogs proved able to adjust their calls to the dangers of forest life, but forest frogs were unable to up their courtship game in the bright lights of town.
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While about 20% of frogs sampled over a five year period tested positive for Bd, "the vast majority of infected frogs appeared healthy and did not have clinical symptoms of the disease," Seimon said.
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Image: Lida Xing"Our comparisons of the skeleton of these new frog fossils indicate that these amber-preserved frogs were 'true frogs' but may represent one of the most ancient lineages seen today," said Blackburn.
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Their catch that day had been a batch of poison frogs.
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So, is the post-dinosaur world truly the Age of Frogs?
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The Horned Frogs won 84-77 at home on Jan. 14.
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Despite the name, it's not because pumpkin toadlets are "earless" frogs.
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And the frogs are also consistently visual, but not consistently vocal.
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To the scientists' surprise, the frogs didn't seem to notice them.
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But the tiny frogs probably aren't too concerned about being found.
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Like other Hyloscirtus frogs, it has wide finger and toe tips.
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The recall includes an additional 17,000 toy frogs sold in Canada.
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Sophomore guard RJ Nembhard added 2700 points for the Horned Frogs.
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The Horned Frogs were led by Alex Robinson with 17 points.
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Combined, all the booths held thousands of lizards, snakes, and frogs.
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The Horned Frogs will face Indiana State in Tuesday's championship game.
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During one environmental investigation, authorities witnessed seagulls feeding off dead frogs.
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By at least one metric, we humans are dumber than frogs.
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Tarantulas are solitary creatures that hunt large insects, frogs and snakes.
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Top with the frogs' legs and drizzle with the garlic sauce.
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Locally, only a quarter of the frogs from the 1970s remain.
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Note: some frogs were harmed in the making of this story.
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They collected these slimy samples by giving frogs mild electrical stimulations.
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The Horned Frogs responded, and again Reagor was the focal point.
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The Horned Frogs had a 215-225 edge on the glass.
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Brazilian torrent frogs live near running water, which makes communication difficult.
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The frogs are brown, but the vocal sacs are pale white.
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The Frogs then closed the half with a 133-213 tear.
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All manner of live creatures: chickens, frogs, goldfish, cats, a monkey.
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The Horned Frogs were led by JD Miller with 133 points.
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They are food for birds and bats and frogs and things.
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BUT THESE VIRTUAL FROGS may soon be all we have left.
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And then they couldn't find any variable harlequin frogs at all.
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Goliath frogs are the biggest species of frog in the world.
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Birds and other predators that eat frogs have to find alternatives.
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But the Wildcats took nine more shots than the Horned Frogs.
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Singing frogs and insects suffer similar noise-induced breakdowns in communication.
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The Horned Frogs will take on Wyoming in Tuesday's consolation game.
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The Horned Frogs have dropped four of their last five games.
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Such frogs — some harmless, yippy, simple-sighted house gyp's easy prey.
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Norman H. Olson, credited as a founder of the Leap Frogs.
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He was writing about the chorus of frogs croaking at nightfall.
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Fish and frogs where ash has blanketed waterways may not survive.
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Millions of frogs are killed each year for dissection, PETA said.
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But then, who even knew that frogs could play electronic games?
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It was a boom time for frogs: Kermit, Pepe, Dat Boi.
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He put down a blanket as frogs croaked in the distance.
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"Some mathematicians are birds, others are frogs," Dr. Dyson once wrote.
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He and his colleagues analyzed frog populations that had been exposed to BD and survived, and compared them with the skin of frogs that had never seen BD. Then in an experiment, both sets of frogs were exposed to BD. At the end of a 15-week incubation period, there was five times more of the fungus in the naive frogs.
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Image: Nobu Tamura/Wikimedia CommonsPoison aside, frogs are generally weak and pathetic.
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The frogs were difficult to find, because they blended with their background.
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Female frogs count the number of pulses in a male frog's croak.
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In the age of human-induced mass extinction, frogs face great peril.
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As you might expect, she loved the cold, and she loved frogs.
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You just have to kiss a few frogs (cough, Joe Jonas) first.
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Frogs poured out of drainpipes, hordes of rats came out to play.
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Under less ideal conditions, the gopher frogs have a hard time reproducing.
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Frogs are cool and are often doing strange things with their bodies.
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Especially the abundance of delightfully weird and wacky frogs in the collection.
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A community of frogs plead with Zeus to send them a leader.
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The Frogs are 3-3 since they joined the Big 12 Conference.
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"Frogs HATE it when you grill near them," she captioned the video.
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If the frogs were human, they would be called dead, he said.
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Lifestyle: These are burrowing frogs that spend most of their lives underground.
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Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis has been wreaking havoc on frogs for 20 years now.
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That turns out to be a myth—frogs are smarter than that.
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In a couple of hours, we saw only a handful of frogs.
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Mehmet Toner of Harvard Medical School is following the wood frogs' approach.
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Sorry guys, frogs and nails are not on-point game time snacks.
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Larry Bird McDonald's shooting competition and those loveable Budweiser frogs from 1995.
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It isn't just Frogs and Flies or NARC or Super Dodge Ball.
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Biju first garnered international attention for his work with frogs in 2100.
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It has man-made ponds full of wildlife — sunfish, largemouth bass, frogs.
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More racist frogs appeared, particularly on Twitter, which spurred the movement #FrogTwitter.
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The rabbi's words were punctuated by frogs chirping outside the open door.
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By late 2007, this frogs' distinctive call was silenced in the wild.
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The Horned Frogs are also home Saturday in the Challenge, hosting Auburn.
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You could while away hours in leafy gardens trying to catch frogs.
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Other than that, we ate a lot of snails and frogs legs.
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Similar behavior has been found in other types of lizards and frogs.
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The Horned Frogs led by as many as 73 points, 29-15.
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More fundamentally, frogs are linchpins in the ecosystem, both predator and prey.
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Gone, too, will be the spring choruses, frogs calling for their mates.
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In these cases, the frogs may be getting only a temporary reprieve.
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Some Chadeans insist that neither they nor their dogs ever eat frogs.
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God only knows what these frogs have been exposed to before shipment.
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The rest of the half belonged to the Horned Frogs and Duggan.
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P.J. Fuller added 226 points and four assists for the Horned Frogs.
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Images from around the world include frogs, lions, monkeys, sloths, and more.
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The gastric brooding frogs of Australia are probably not there anymore either.
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I didn't hurt any cows, dogs, cats, or frogs, or fucking ants.
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After bringing the old frogs to laboratories in India and comparing them, Biju and his team made a startling discovery: the frogs were an evolutionary outcome of the lost frog/specie and had a new set of genes.
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" In a tribute on Facebook on Tuesday, the Leap Frogs wrote: "The members of the United States Navy Parachute Team 'The Leap Frogs' would like to honor our teammate and friend, Petty Officer First Class Remington 'Remi' Peters.
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To that end, today biologist Tim Halliday has released The Book of Frogs, a huge, beautiful compendium of 600 frogs from around the world, from the famed poison-arrow variety on up to the intriguingly named plaintive rain frog.
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The reason for this shift, Biju explained, is that he has already discovered the majority of frogs that can be discovered in the region—he has samples of these frogs, all that remains to do is formally describe them.
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Vladimir Brodziansky and Jaylen Fisher evenly split 22 points for the Horned Frogs.
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Misty started dissecting frogs in this hellscape before The Hunger Games movies ended.
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Given their earless-ness, it was unclear how the frogs pulled that off.
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Calls recorded in the field in Brazil were first played for wild frogs.
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It's kind of amazing frogs this teeny can find each other without sound.
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Conservationists there hoped to create a captive breeding program for Sehuencas water frogs.
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Brown snakes are typically known to eat frogs, other reptiles, birds and mammals.
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The Frogs shot just 29.6 percent for the half, going 8 of 27.
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Aesop's fable, The Frogs Who Desired a King, is a parable of discontent.
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And that loss of insects coincided with losses of birds, lizards, and frogs.
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But the largest of them will target frogs, snakes, hummingbirds and small mammals.
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That's what happened with the frogs: Ninety-five percent of them have vanished.
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This probably means there are even more tiny frogs waiting to be discovered.
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Thus, these coin-sized frogs are not even safe in their own homes.
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"We chose frogs to play with our perception of food," Catts told Gizmodo.
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Plates of crispy frogs' legs, country pâté and truffled mushroom croquettes are served.
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The Horned Frogs won the last two meetings by a combined 98-17.
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Goliath frogs officially get the award for best (and strongest) animal parents ever.
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The Horned Frogs travel to No. 17 Iowa State, also on Saturday afternoon.
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"Then when he told me it was frogs' legs..." Editing by Peter Rutherford
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Crickets and frogs added their screeching chorus to the roar of the flood.
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Next up for the Horned Frogs is Tuesday's road game at West Virginia.
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But if I'm talking about frogs, her understanding of their importance is limited.
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Even as little embryos in eggs, red-eyed tree frogs are totally badass.
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The margin continued to grow as the Frogs' superior depth continued to show.
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Frogs, as scientists have been learning for some time, are horny as hell.
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Will it take a worldwide wetland blitzkrieg to save frogs from mass extinction?
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This image shows the mass migration of common frogs in South Tyrol, Italy.
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Williams led the balanced Frogs with nine points, while Robinson distributed six assists.
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It takes inanimate objects, like these tiny frogs, and propels them into motion.
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They really enjoyed the aquarium, the boa constrictor, and the poison dart frogs.
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"Since I started catching frogs, I've always been interested in nature," he said.
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It concerns a colony of frogs trapped at the bottom of a well.
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It found that the land included the ponds crucial to the frogs' survival.
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"Amphibians—frogs in particular—have numerous and absolutely fascinating reproductive strategies," said Rödel.
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Baby frogs — peepers — chirped and creaked, filling the air with their own static.
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Among frogs, about 10 percent of known species take care of their young.
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Usually, female frogs of other species stay silent or call only in response.
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Ada's enthusiasms nonetheless refused to confine themselves to mesmerism and galvanized frogs' legs.
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Without frogs to eat insects, some disease-carrying species may become more common.
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But a 12-0 TCU run got the Frogs back into the game.
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The heavy labor that the frogs do could explain their size, scientists believe.
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Your prince -- or princess -- is out there once you kiss a few frogs.
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Texas has won 19 of the last 26 meetings against the Horned Frogs.
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Jaylen Fisher had a career-high 163 point to lead the Horned Frogs.
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The Frogs punted nine times, lost two fumbles and gained 222 total yards.
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They are out there — you just have to kiss a lot of frogs.
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P.R.D.: Plague of Frogs I"; and Dorothy B. Hughes's "In a Lonely Place.
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Locusts leap across Texas and frogs rain from the sky above New England.
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This sanctuary features a seasonally flooded wetland surrounded by an evergreen forest; this place gets really wet during the rainy season from June to September (great for frogs), but it's dry from March to June (not so great for frogs).
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They looked, in particular, at 95 genes believed to be shared by all frogs.
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It's just these carrot-colored mini frogs that can't hear their own lustful language.
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And it's not entirely clear how these tiny orange frogs ended up this way.
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You probably want to know what these frogs ate—the researchers had a guess.
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"Honestly, I'm still astonished that there are even frogs found in amber!" he said.
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Two, its name is derived from the many frogs that apparently roam the grounds.
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Some night frogs can be up to 10 times bigger than their minute cousins.
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The list includes koalas and platypuses, plus some birds, mammals, reptiles, frogs, and fish.
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Described in 1998 following mass die-offs of frogs in Australia and Panama, B.d.
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An extreme generalist, the fungus infects many types of frogs, salamanders, newts and toads.
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In the cases of all three, forest frogs attracted more interest than city ones.
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In Frogland, then, country frogs really are bumpkins and urban ones really are urbane.
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Colombia's brilliantly colored poison frogs are among the most toxic animals in the world.
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"You've got to kiss a lot of frogs to find that prince," she joked.
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Now, the researchers just need to observe lots more frogs and run more experiments.
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Eventually, they came across these miniature frogs, which range from 12.2 to 15.4 mm.
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The Horned Frogs have only themselves -- and a resurgent Iowa State defense -- to blame.
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But TCU coach Gary Patterson believes the Horned Frogs still control their own destiny.
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Frogs can't catch the flu, but they're susceptible to bacterial infections and other diseases.
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It's a bit like a mobile frogger, with, you know, horses instead of frogs.
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Furie plans on donating the $1,000 to an amphibian conservation charity, Save the Frogs.
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His research also has helped show that frogs at La Selva are in decline.
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Chances are you never or rarely see frogs in your day-to-day life.
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These frogs lived a pretty good frog life until the night we caught them.
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FrogID will allow us to make informed conservation decisions aimed at saving our frogs.
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Defensive compounds in frogs' skins were already known to protect the amphibians against bacteria.
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A nearby manmade lake, spanned by a rickety bridge, chirps with frogs and insects.
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The tracks, which last nearly a year, provide a valuable service for the frogs.
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The Horned Frogs entered the game leading the nation with 21.3 assists per game.
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The Horned Frogs' previous season high for 3-pointers in a game was 11.
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And to top it all off, the frogs never made it back to Earth.
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As for actually finding the frogs, there are two ways to go about it.
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And that's all thanks to the fast-hatching adaptations that the tree frogs developed.
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Its success led to a book, "In Search of Lost Frogs," published in 19143.
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It was the fourth straight win at home against Texas for the Horned Frogs.
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Enjoy their tributes over a pint of Butterbeer and a stash of chocolate frogs.
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Khan's social-media feeds are jammed with alt-right Pepe frogs and Islamophobic junk.
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In other words, many of the frogs in this region could already be resistant.
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His white suit was covered with images of everything from frogs to lightning bolts.
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"The fish are happy, the frogs are happy, the ducks came back," he said.
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I was told to keep the frogs and cats away from my paranoid aunt.
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But it's 2019, you can't have Bob Hope opening a tray of hopping frogs.
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Recordings of mockingbirds have shown them imitating various other species including frogs and crickets.
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Frogs are the heralds of dusk, their evening song laying the day to rest.
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Interestingly, the group of frogs to which Goliaths belong feature a distinctive calling behavior.
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Instead of using vocal sacs like other frogs, they whistle with their mouths open.
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Low-flying fireflies flicker in the night sky amid the music of the frogs.
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"We have watched so many frogs around the world hop from existence," he said.
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There are the emotional tales of rebirth and repurposing, such as Ms. Roth's frogs.
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By monitoring the sounds of frogs at wetlands, scientists can better understand our ecosystem.
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Amber - fossilized tree sap - has preserved numerous small organisms including insects, lizards and frogs.
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Frogs have been good to Dr. Richards, and he plans to keep studying them.
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Thanks, Andrew, completely psyched to have my Twitter feed bombarded by Pepe the Frogs.
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LeDee added 11 off the bench for the Horned Frogs (12-5, 3-2).
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I never went anywhere without my copy of "Thawing Frozen Frogs," by Brian Patten.
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In the 1970s and 1980s frogs and other amphibians seemed to be disappearing overnight.
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In fact, they've encountered foxes, deer, groundhogs, turtles, frogs, turkeys, vultures, and even bears.
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Trilobites Blood laced with a natural antifreeze pumps through the veins of wood frogs.
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The Horned Frogs responded with two free throws by Samuel with 1:25 left.
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"Anyone else hear the frogs croaking?" someone wrote, referring to the live stream's audio.
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This prompted a discussion, including color-coded maps, about local species of cricket frogs.
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His lab had looked at rats and mice, cats and minks, frogs and fish.
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Hill also led the Horned Frogs in rushing with 79 yards on eight carries.
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For example, he would bring frogs into his mother's kitchen and cut them open.
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Kevin Samuel led the Horned Frogs (6-2) with 17 points and 11 rebounds.
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The Horned Frogs' defense held Lamar to 19-of-57 shooting from the floor.
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Chytrid fungi have killed millions of frogs since the late 1990s, devastating some populations.
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Frogs live in the mud below and see only the flowers that grow nearby.
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Confused and distracted, they sieved every stream with their fingers for minnows or frogs.
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Kouat Noi, Desmond Bane and Alex Robinson each had 17 for the Horned Frogs.
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Whether Mélenchon — and his plague of frogs — will ultimately succeed, though, is anyone's guess.
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As noted by Scherz on his blog, two species of Mini are within the top 50 smallest frogs in the world, while the Mini scule — which only gets as large as 10.8 millimetres (0.43 inches) — is within the top 20 smallest frogs.
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The exhibition opens, in fact, in a tree-covered simulacrum of Colombia's Chocó forest, with a display of golden poison frogs, tiny and probably freaked out — in the forest, the poison dart frogs are lethal, but born in captivity, not so much.
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It houses the largest collection of taxidermied frogs, all posed in dioramas performing different activities.
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These tiny frogs can't hear their lovers' calls (but don't worry—they find them anyhow).
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Extinct species of frogs like the Beelzebufo ampinga grew to be ten pounds in size.
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A bundle of dead frogs hung from the pole above our heads as we ate.
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Male yellow heart-tongued frogs use a pair of sharp tusks to wound their rivals.
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But the receptors are more sensitive to longer wavelengths, which the frogs produce with fluorescence.
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Also, Rainbow Frogs are so small that popping one in your mouth isn't super satisfying.
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The Horned Frogs trailed 733-55 before the Wildcats committed turnovers on five straight possessions.
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Unkind people today deride Brits as "limeys", Mexicans as "beaners" and French people as "frogs".
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Many of the images of the frogs' forest home are burgeoning with vibrant green forest.
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For amphibians like frogs and salamanders, skin acts as more than just a protective covering.
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This question kicks off today's show, followed by a mystery of dying frogs in Peru.
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As conservation efforts have removed the fish from the waterways, the frogs began to recover.
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Frogs are threatened like never before, owing to habitat loss, pollution, disease, and other factors.
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The doting male frogs generally separate their young to keep them safe—from each other.
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Tia, you catch frogs back home and you work with the elderly for a living.
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The frogs are extremely sensitive to human and industrial waste that regularly contaminates the lake.
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In 2017, Bill would have a hentai pillow, and those swastikas would be Pepe frogs.
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PUT IT BEHIND HIM Frogs QB quarterback Kenny Hill had three turnovers against Iowa State.
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In two of the locations, the frogs were spotted underneath leaves in slow moving rivers.
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While some of the Indian frogs' antiviral peptides also worked this way, urumin did not.
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Friday's edition of the Federal Register contains new protections for frogs and certain sea creatures.
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There are 7,500 amphibians in the world, and 400 are tree frogs, according to Biju.
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Here's hoping that frogs never appear in one of Champagne Papi's champagne flutes ever again.
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Plus, some poor frogs experience the effects of space travel without actually going to space.
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Crushing videos: a YouTube channel devoted to crushing small animals like frogs under giant boots.
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Researchers in India have found a new mating position frogs use when they have sex.
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It's like tadpoles turning into frogs or the moon that follows them wherever they go.
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Louisiana went cold and the Frogs made three 3-pointers during an 11-0 run.
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The most common critter discovered by surprised shoppers was frogs, followed by snakes and lizards.
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Pickerel frogs patrolled the damp fringes, and dragonflies and damselflies darted among the lily pads.
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Sunday offers "Fantastic Frogs and Terrific Toads," a chance to examine these amphibians close-up.
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In fairness, this new sodium data is only marginally better than yelling at legless frogs.
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They sling up hammocks between trees next to large spiders and a few tree frogs.
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Cratchit's family, which includes a wife and litter of pigs and frogs, is dirt poor.
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The other frogs all call out to her that it's impossible: She won't make it.
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Without frogs as a predator, mosquitoes and other invertebrates, themselves carriers of disease, will multiply.
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Today, many species of frogs and toads are still dwindling, and some have disappeared altogether.
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Dr. Voyles wondered if frogs had acquired more potent skin secretions, allowing them to rebound.
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The frogs descend from ancestors that had been captured in Panama before the Bd epidemic.
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If some frogs moved down to lower altitudes where it's warmer, they might be spared.
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In some places, the frogs may not even have to move to gain this protection.
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"It's just been kind of a slow drip of frogs all my life," Furie says.
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The Horned Frogs cruised to a 90-70 win over the Sycamores on Dec. 16.
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Wood frogs waited in tundra ponds, magpies in shrub thickets, red squirrels in boreal woods.
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In some pools, male wood frogs are already calling for females that show up later.
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RJ Nembhard added 16 points for the Horned Frogs (15-12, 6-8 Big 313).
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Senior forward Vladimir Brodziansky scored 33 points for the Horned Frogs (16-7, 4-6).
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A month after frogs sang through 70-degree evenings, freezes in the teens brought silence.
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Three of SMU's scoring drives in the half cashed in turnovers by the Horned Frogs.
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Xavier had 34 points in the paint compared to just 20 for the Horned Frogs.
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The rainforest was simply cool, and people liked toucans, monkeys, macaws, tree frogs, and bromeliads.
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More plants meant more bugs, frogs, fish, snakes and birds that fed on them all.
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A girl and a prince turn into frogs in "The Princess and the Frog" (2009).
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It's of massive importance, however, that all frogs make these decisions of their own accord.
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Collectors like him are willing to pay for this pleasure, forking out around $50 for the most common species like red-headed poison frogs or the super blues, and as much as $1500 for red-banded poison frogs, listed as critically endangered by IUCN.
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"Swedes are really insane about a dance called Små grodorna, which means little frogs," Ericson says.
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This prevents the frogs from getting in while still allowing the pipe to do its job.
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Male Borneo tree-hole frogs belt out a call that females can hear 160 feet away.
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Two of the four frogs found in amber (the specimen on the right shows two views).
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Ever thought about the functional implications of on-off response variation in frogs' retinal ganglion cells?
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Túngara frogs are tropical New World creatures that live both in the countryside and in towns.
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The Horned Frogs outgained the Tigers 542-65, amassing 26 first downs to the Tigers' six.
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No one knows how many of these rare frogs still exist in the wild, said Badani.
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In the meantime, we have these cute little glow-in-the-dark frogs to look at.
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The scientists were telling one another that they were having trouble locating known populations of frogs.
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The spores then burst out of the cells and can infect other cells, or other frogs.
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An example was done on tree frogs exposed to traffic noise for a period of days.
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The population of approximately 100 adult frogs now mostly live around a single pond in Mississippi.
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I'm stationed at the live specimen tent, where I show kids salamanders, butterflies, turtles, and frogs.
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Dead frogs floating on the surface of Lake Titicaca in Pata Patani, Bolivia in April, 2015.
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In a strip of about 200 meters along the Coata, roughly 500 dead frogs were counted.
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Eating frogs, crabs and freshwater shrimp that are raw or undercooked may also be an issue.
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Boil snails, freshwater prawns, crabs and frogs for at least three to five minutes before eating.
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The Horned Frogs' five Big 12 victories are their most since joining the conference in 2012.
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I've cruised down the Amazon in Peru to see colorful frogs, Pink River dolphin and piranhas.
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Sure, Jones has a significant weight advantage over Rubio, but he's also terrified of gay frogs.
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Like an artistic sorceress she'd turn these long-forgotten people in bison, mules, frogs, and cats.
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Miller and Bane added 25 and 236 points, respectively, for the Horned Frogs in the win.
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British naturalist T.C. Jerdon visited Darjeeling in northern India in 1876, and collected the tree frogs.
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As we all know, frogs are perfect, blameless creatures exempt from the stain of original sin.
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The seventh mating position described in today's study is for frogs that want minimal physical contact.
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Atrazine, another commonly used agro-chemical, turns male frogs into females at 6900 part per billion.
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The frogs migrate to isolated, ephemeral ponds to breed, and then return to their underground habitats.
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Triclosan may also affect thyroid and reproductive hormones according to laboratory studies in rodents and frogs.
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You've kissed a lot of frogs, and you know when you meet someone if you're compatible.
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A game based on frogs catching flies on a pond shouldn't work, but somehow it does.
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They went back the next day and found four more frogs — two female and two male.
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There is a chance that a population of Rabbs' frogs remains hidden in the Panamanian forest.
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There is no slow-motion liberation of laboratory frogs here, no transcendent flight of the bikes.
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When it's warm I open the doors and paint to a soundtrack of bluebirds and frogs.
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Only the hardiest frogs and salamanders are testing the edges of still largely frozen vernal pools.
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With persistence and keen eyes, the duo eventually spotted materials dug up by the Goliath frogs.
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It is being widely discussed on social media, where users post photos of their frogs' adventures.
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Dr. Goyes Vallejos spent months searching the rain forest nearly every night for the camouflaged frogs.
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The messy area below these plants will become shelter to wood frogs that overwinter in place.
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At dusk, male túngara frogs gather at the edges of puddles and sing to seduce females.
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As a result, frogs that live in cloud forests on mountainsides have been hit particularly hard.
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Eighty percent of all animal species experience metamorphosis — from frogs to flatfish to butterflies to jellyfish.
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"My mother always told me I would have to kiss a lot of frogs," she said.
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Other types thrive on the skins of frogs and salamanders, threatening hundreds of species with extinction.
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Mr. Cleveland has found similar worms in American raccoons and otters, both of which eat frogs.
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Second, the number included mammals, birds, and reptiles, but did not include insects, bats, or frogs.
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We aren't sure, they're just frogs, they really have probably very little bearing on human life.
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Both teams shot well in the first half, after which the Horned Frogs led 38-36.
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But the Frogs started hot in this game, hitting 6 of 16 in the first half.
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The swimming pools became algae-blanketed cesspools where my cousins and I caught frogs as kids.
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Other activities, like a fishing trip ($125) or seeing poisonous dart frogs ($50), can be arranged.
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A Kenrich Williams layup 3:01 into the game broke through the Horned Frogs' early drought.
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Defense dominated the game in the first half, after which the Horned Frogs led 31-26.
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The Horned Frogs (17-133, 6-6) never got back to within 13 points after that.
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