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]]>Also known as Yaboi Toby Toad on Instagram, the toad spends his days exploring the tiny rooms and posing for his mum’s photoshoots. The dollhouse may be small, but it is a place where he can truly be himself and chill. To the outside world, he may seem like just a regular frog, but to those who know him, he is pure love.
Packing Christmas gifts, doing laundry, backing, taking a bathroom break, and doing some work are just some of the fun activities Toby does in his home. He currently has more than 195 thousand followers on Instagram and thousands of likes on each picture.
His owner also made a website dedicated to the little reptile. There, she sells stickers, calendars, and even clothing with Toby’s face printed on them.
If you like toads and dollhouses, why not combine the two and make your life even more perfect! To see some of the great pictures featuring Yaboi Toby Toad, just keep scrolling!
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]]>Doug Collicutt, who runs the channel and prepares the content, decided to try and raise some Wood Frogs back in 2013. He got some frog eggs from a local pond and then placed them in an indoor aquarium, which allowed him to record the entire process.
The video shows that the eggs hatch after just a couple of days, with tadpoles coming out into the world. In the following days, the tadpoles increase in size while their internal organs develop.
After a month, the tadpoles start getting legs and resemble a frog more each day. Seven weeks after they have hatched from the eggs, tadpoles finish their transformation and become living and breathing baby frogs.
Check out this amazing video below.
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]]>“What is particularly striking is that it is erectile,” said Paul Oliver, a herpetologist at the Queensland Museum and Griffith University in Australia for National Geographic. “At times it sticks out quite straight, while at other times it droops downward. So, they are pretty elaborate structures that must have some purpose.”
Oliver suspects that such a unique nose could be the frog’s way to identify the species among 450 other frog species that live in the forests. “But the truth is, like so much in biology, we don’t really know,” he said.
Herpetologist, Paul Oliver and his teammates are trying to figure out what the “adorable little schnozzes” is for. Oliver describes them as elaborate structures and says that they must have some purpose. He suspects that they might help frogs identify one species from another in specie-rich environments. (Info from National Geographic) — What’s your theory? #pinocchiofrog #frogs #indonesiantreefrogs #conservationThe post Pinocchio, the Name of a New Frog Species With a Pointy Nose appeared first on Our Funny Little Site.
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