Frogs.
10 Animals That Rained From the Sky
Although it's never literally rained cats and dogs, it actually has poured frogs, fish and other real-life creatures. You may not have witnessed any of the apocalyptic-like occurrences, but reports of "raining" animals date back to ancient civilization, and some have occurred as recently as a couple of months ago.…
An outbreak of salmonella linked to pet African dwarf frogs sickened nearly 400 people between 2008 and 2011. Now, according to a new report in the medical journal Pediatrics, the Centers for Disease Control is warning that frogs linked to the outbreak may still be present in some homes. Because the frogs can live to be up to 18 years old, it is likely that some of the outbreak-linked frogs are still living in home aquariums belonging to unsuspecting owners. Five more illnesses linked to the frogs occurred last year, ...
While most frogs are out ribbiting and catching flies, this odd-looking froggy is busy wooing the lady frogs with his screeching call. It screams cuteness! You probably wouldn't expect to hear such a piercing cry from this very weird-looking creature, but watch the video and you'll believe us. Oh, and if you're wondering if Prince Charming (get it?) was able to win over any hearts, the answer is yes, he did. He won over ours. ...
The Astonishing Transparent Frogs of Costa Rica's Cloud Forest
Attention high school science classes: You can stop dissecting frogs, thanks to these see-through amphibians. According to the Daily Mail U.K., a photographer captured these amazing shots of glass frogs in Costa Rica's Monteverde cloud forest. …
Japanese Frog Can Shoot Spikes Out Of Its False Thumbs
You don't want to rumble with an Otton frog; these amphibians come with a built in switch blade. According to the Daily Mail U.K., this Japanese species of frog is equipped with spikes that protrude out of the animal's false thumbs. Researchers from the University of Tokyo have found that the rare frog uses these unusual…
Golf Course Plagued by Cute, Tiny Frogs
A English golf course has been hit with the hoppiest plague. Every morning, the groundskeepers of East Horton Golf Club arm themselves with brooms to sweep out the hundreds of tiny frogs that cover the 17th green each night. ...



