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Lil baby mossy.

Turns out I have more females than I thought!

Worth the 6 minutes.

Becoming Watch a single cell become a complete organism in six pulsing minutes of timelapse. A film by Jan van IJken (www.janvanijken.com). More on this video: aeon.co/videos/watch-a-single-cell-become-a-complete-organism-in-six-pulsing-minutes-of-timelapse Watch…

This article is a great read, and the video is a fantastic short film.

I can personally attest to the validity of using recorded frog calls in order to start getting answering calls from males of certain species in my collection, in order to facilitate breeding.

These scientists and technicians are saving species, and that's some amazing stuff!

Source: National Geographic
Video: Katie Garrett

By eavesdropping underwater, scientists hope to capture this endangered frog's song The endangered exquisite spike-thumb frog likes a certain song. Scientists are building a "library of sounds" to help them breed.

"One more piece of the puzzle."

Frogs surface after 99 million years Frogs trapped in amber for 99 million years give clues to lost world. The four fossils were found in Myanmar.

They did it again! (Bottom half of pic)

I’m going to separate the female for now. I didn’t expect her to breed again so soon, and I’m not trying to have her over do it.

While FrogNerd is on hiatus from the show/shipping circuit while I finish getting my Bachelor's Degree, FrogNerd's still got thing's cooking in the background for when we return.

After almost 5 years of searching, I finally found a female Vietnamese Mossy Frog! This is the frog my logo is based from. I officially became a senior in college yesterday, so this is a great end of the semester!