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50 Cute And Funny Photos That May Show You A Different Side To These Critters (New Pics)
Frogs aren't exactly the animals that get a lot of attention online. Which is a shame because they're really cool, so we're about to change that.
Bored Panda put together a collection of pictures that depict the fabulous and funny sides of these amphibians. You'll see them going to the doctor's, emerging from baths, and, of course, simply posing for the camera.
Frogs have already conquered all of the continents (with the exception of Antarctica), so it's about time you let them into your heart as well!
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Heat Index Was 110 Degrees So We Offered Him A Cold Drink. He Went For A Full-Body Soak Instead
Teeny Tiny Froggos Resting In Flower Petals
There are over 7,000 frog and toad species on planet Earth, and they have been around for more than 200 million years, at least as long as the dinosaurs!
The world's largest frog is the goliath frog of West Africa—it can grow to 15 inches (38 centimeters) and weigh up to 7 pounds (3.2 kilograms).
One of the smallest is the Cuban tree toad, which grows just half an inch long.
Such A Good Little Boy
Wait that’s a real frog?! I’ve see this picture so many times and always thought that he was ceramic because the leaf is.
Good Boy Swims With Frog
One Very Sleepy Frog, An Unconventional Aww
Within Earth's diverse ecosystems, every animal plays a crucial role in maintaining balance.
Throughout their lifecycles, frogs hold a vital place in the food chain as both predator and prey. They not only control insect populations, but also serve as food for birds, fish, and snakes.
Furthermore, their presence also helps regulate algae growth during their tadpole stage, preventing overgrowth, and maintaining water quality.
Little Froggo Has A Beautiful Home
My Frog’s First Trip To The Vet
My frog was in this position only for a few seconds so his heartbeat could be examined, he handled the visit like a champ!
Let Them In
"Have you a moment to hear about our Lord and saviour Kermit? "
Imagine Living In A You-Shaped House
They have adapted to surviving in extreme weather conditions. Like all amphibians, frogs are cold-blooded, meaning their body temperatures change with the temperature of their surroundings.
When temperatures drop, some frogs dig burrows underground or in the mud at the bottom of ponds. They hibernate in these burrows until spring, completely still and scarcely breathing.
Windshield Frog
When Tadpoles Metamorphose Into Frogs, They Cease Breathing With Gills And Start Breathing With Lungs. (Pictured - A Young Frog Gasping For Air, As It Learns To Use Its Lungs)
Will You Give Oolong A Hug?
All The Smooches Please
The wood frog can even live north of the Arctic Circle, surviving for weeks with 65 percent of its body frozen. This fella uses glucose in its blood as a kind of antifreeze that concentrates in its vital organs, protecting them from damage while the rest of the body freezes solid.
I Heard You Like Grumpy Cat, I Raise You Grumpy Frog
That’s So Cool
I Was Today Years Old When I Learnt Frogs Can Have A Cast
This Is Plunger, What Is She Planning?
Frogs also significantly contribute to human progress. According to some estimates, approximately 10 percent of Nobel prizes in physiology and medicine have stemmed from research on these awesome animals.
For example, their skin secretions hold immense potential for pharmaceuticals, with compounds like Epibatidine, derived from poison dart frogs, being 200 times more potent than morphine.
This Frog In A Frog Chair
The Stargazer Frog Council Is Now In Session
Warning for CAT owners - this plant (like all true lilies) is highly toxic to cats. If they lick the pollen off their fur they will experience a quick but painful death! These plants/flowers should be sold with a warning! (Cute frogs though).
My Pet Frog, Morty, Emerging From Her Coconut House
Frog Conga Line
However, amphibians are the most threatened group of vertebrates on Earth, with up to 40% of their species assessed by the IUCN at risk of extinction.
This means that many frog species are declining and need help from humans if they are to survive.
According to the IUCN SSC Amphibian Specialist Group, some of the main threats facing amphibians are habitat loss and degradation, pollution, disease, invasive species, trade, and climate change.
For more, check out our post 50 Adorable And Funny Frog Pics To Make Your Day Better.
I Came Home To This Fella On My Doorknob. Ended Up Going Through My Garage So I Wouldn't Disturb Him
Which One Of You Loves Frogs?
My Son Has To Pick Up Every Frog He Finds
Nice Flat Abs
Best Purchase I Have Ever Made
Hit Them With The Old Razzle Dazzle
He Is Smiling
Found The World's Saddest Frog At The Montreal Biodome
Real-Life Toadstool
He Fills The Corner
This Very Tiny Frog I Found By My Pool Today
When The Frogs Find The Ultimate Water Source
Found A Toad With Another Toad On Its Head
The Underside Of My Picnic Table Has Become A Frog Condo
This Is A Friend I Found A Few Years Ago. I Hope You All Will Enjoy Him
"Nap Time On My New Hammock" - Bella The Frog
Great Lord Remington, Warder Of Strawberries
If Me And You Were Frogs, This Could Be Us
What On Earth Is This Kid Doing?
My Frog Big Mac
Y'all Got A McFly?
I Put A Pet Cam In The Vivarium
He is launching his own YouTube channel, hit like and subscribe!
I Was Having A Hard Time Feeling Like Things Would Get Better, Then Today I Adopted My Dream Frog! Whoever Gave Up This Gorgeous Girl, Now She Has A Home And I Love Her
I have 2 little beans, but she's a whole palm-sized big girl! I couldn't have dreamed I'd get so lucky. What do I call her?
Who The Hell Decided To Clean The Sewers Without Telling Me
If I've Said The Word "Ok," The World Would've Had One Less Tree Frog
And the doggo would have one more Scooby snack... thankfully you didn't say okay
I Found This Little Dude Outside. It's Just Too Cute
This Frog Was Chilling (And Judging Us) On Our Windshield For A Good 15 Minutes In A Slow Traffic
This Frog’s Thicc Thighs
I had one of these aquatic frogs. We named him Bubba. He loved eating minnows, and would eat them live, and whole. One night I gave him a few minnows (over 20), I gave him that many because I didn't think he'd eat them all. Boy was I wrong, there was not one single minnows left by morning, and one very big and full Bubba. Lol
Add Toad
Okay, frogs freak me out. I got through this thread, but some of them, especially the bigger frogs have given me anxiety.
It's okay. I totally understand. I feel that way about birds. They're cool little dudes and I like them just fine... just, on the other side of the room please. 😬
Load More Replies...Okay, frogs freak me out. I got through this thread, but some of them, especially the bigger frogs have given me anxiety.
It's okay. I totally understand. I feel that way about birds. They're cool little dudes and I like them just fine... just, on the other side of the room please. 😬
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