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New frog alignment chart! This one’s original!
anne boonchuy 🐸🎾🍂
HJ!
What is your favorite frog and why?
I love tree frogs the most I think, because they are very cute. We had a lot of tree frogs by my house when I was growing up, too, and sometimes they’d jump on our windows and you could see their little bellies.
Lately I’ve been thinking about glass frogs a lot. When I went out to lunch with some friends I got to tell them all about glass frogs over enchiladas.
They’re so small !!! So green !!! So transparent !!! Look at this little guy:
The largest Bullfrog I've ever seen from May! This guy was bigger than my fist and I would've just barely fit in my hands, but he was very patient with my photo taking.
Zombfrogic - a gender related to zombie frogs (Synapturanus Zombie).
This gender might just want to burrow itself in mud, or hop around the Amazon on rainy nights.
🐸 flags by me !
🐸 coined by me !
Ribbit And Frog Sounds
Ribbit has a preoccupation with human world frogs and has downloaded several frog sounds that he uses when he’s feeling high emotions. Sometimes, he also uses them to play with the other bots or his living lovers/friends. The main ones he uses are:
Angry Desert Rain Frog Squeaks
Giant African Bullfrog Croak
Bullfrog Scream
Cane Toad Singing
Whistling Frog Sounds
found this absolutely gorgeous american toad stuck in the window well on the side of my house. it’s sad but a lot of frogs and toads have gotten stuck in them because it’s too deep for them to get out but very easy for them to fall in. i’ve taken it upon myself to check all the window wells everyday to save some innocent amphibian friends!
i’m someone who is very interested in vulture culture and the preservation of animal remains/bones and have found a few unfortunate toad mummies in there at the hands of human architecture. a few i let decompose and harvester just the bones and another i’ve keep fully mummified, once a sturdy creature now delicate and defenseless. i’m intrigued by vulture culture and keeping the remains of animals because i don’t want them to be forgotten, i want them to know that someone cares about them, even if i was too late to show my appreciation while they were alive.
all the bones i’ve collected are ethically sourced, meaning i never intentionally end the critters life for the bones. i’ll probably start making some posts about my remains in detail since it’s something i love to talk about so stay tuned!! but for now, let’s admire this gorgeous specimen in all its glory! :)
happy frog day!! Shiftblr has decided this is a thing and I for one am glad to participate!