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RasmaSandra
@RasmaSandra (98072)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
3 Jul 21
I know you want to know what an axolotl is before you even consider meeting it. Well, this is an amphibian that is native to a small series of lakes and canals located near Mexico City, Mexico, At one time there were thousands of...
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John Welford
@indexer (4852)
• Leicester, England
4 Oct 18
The goliath bullfrog (Conraua goliath) is the world’s largest frog, measuring up to 40 centimetres (16 inches) long. It lives exclusively in Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea in West Africa.
Its powerful hindlimbs, long webbed toes...
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Fleur
@Fleura (35069)
• United Kingdom
28 Mar 18
It’s that time of year again – some of you may remember that I’ve written before about the toad patrol. A busy road passes through some local woods, cutting off the woodland where many toads hibernate from the deep ponds where...
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Fleur
@Fleura (35069)
• United Kingdom
18 Mar 17
Spring is here and that means it’s time for the toad patrol again. Last year I found out about this scheme, organised by the charity Froglife http://www.froglife.org/, which helps to save toads from being squashed at places where...
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Steve Helmer
@srhelmer (7047)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
9 Sep 16
I stopped at Edgewater Park this morning before work instead of at lunch. Not much in terms of new things to see but this frog was poking its head out of the pond this morning.
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Steve Helmer
@srhelmer (7047)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
8 Sep 16
I saw this little guy (or girl) on my way back to the car and grabbed a photo. It was at the bottom of a small dam where most of the algae from the pond above it was washing out.
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Steve Helmer
@srhelmer (7047)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
2 Sep 16
I was trying to get some little turtles but, when they decided not to cooperate, I settled for this shot instead.
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Steve Helmer
@srhelmer (7047)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
2 Sep 16
I saw this little guy (or girl) on one of the trails and was able to get a halfway decent photo of it, thanks mostly to the fact it was very cooperative.
I think it might have been grateful for me scaring off the snake that was...
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Steve Helmer
@srhelmer (7047)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
1 Sep 16
I did as planned and took my walk at lunchtime today rather than in the morning.
As it turns out, there were two pretty nice benefits to doing that. First, since the park is only about two minutes from my office, versus 15-20...
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s sivasubrahmanyam
@shivamani10 (11035)
• Hyderabad, India
13 Aug 16
Why there are so many creatures in the world. There are human beings, trees, water, earth, varieties of soils, varieties of waters, many types of mountains, seas, oceans, Animals, Carnivorous, herbivorous, varieties of insects,...
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Steve Helmer
@srhelmer (7047)
• Beaver Dam, Wisconsin
7 Aug 16
My oldest daughter spotted this little guy while we were crossing a bridge. I was surprised it stayed so still while all of us were snapping photos.
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Fleur
@Fleura (35069)
• United Kingdom
25 Mar 16
A couple of weeks ago I signed up for a local ‘Toads on the roads’ scheme after seeing a poster asking for helpers. There is a nationwide scheme broadly organised by the charity Froglife, but basically everything comes down to one...
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webeishere
@webeishere (36313)
• United States
5 Aug 08
This shot is from a recent trip I took to the Como Park Zoo and Conservatory here in Minnesota. This is the pond for the water folw. There were a variety of ducks, turtles, tortoises, flamingos, and other various water animals and...
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micah44
@micah44 (108)
• Philippines
26 Mar 07
Do you like frogs?Well when i was young i used to play with frogs yak!But fantastic especially when they jump so high!!!How i wish i can do that...Frogs!!
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