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The plains spadefoot (Spea bombifrons) is toadally cute. But did you know that this stout amphibian, which inhabits arid regions of western North America, is an “explosive” breeder? Hundreds of individuals gather en masse to mate. Afterwards, females can lay as many as 2,000 eggs! These eggs might hatch in as few as two days, and the resulting tadpoles can develop rapidly, sometimes maturing in just 13 days. This species reproduces after warm heavy rains.

Photo: Andrew DuBois, CC BY-NC 2.0, flickr

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Mahogany Frog (Abavorana luctuosa), family Ranidae, Sabah, Borneo

photograph by James Jolokia

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they are on a date

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Here at the Frog Blog, we are both loving frogs and going insane

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Surprise frogs to start your week! 🥳 May their love bring you joy and encouragement.

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mutuals feel free to do this

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Ah, sitting on mushroom.

A classic frog activity.

Southern Toad (Anaxyrus terrestris) sitting on Reishi mushroom, family Bufonidae, Southeastern U.S.

photograph by Steve Atkins

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Happy pride!

The frogs are turning the water gay by Jay Schuette

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Him jump! Hop, even!

FWOGGY

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Question: how so small?

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he's hanging on for dear life. reblog to save monsieur frog

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♡ Tomato Frog Postcard Print by Munespice ♡

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So ittle

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Sounds like home

Hear da frog