March 6, 200422 yr Wildlife experts in Britain are stunned by the apparent discovery of a frog with three croaking heads and six legs, Local 6 News reported Friday night. The frog was reportedly found at a children's day nursery in the English village of Weston Super-Mare in Somerset, according to the report. The staff at the Green Umbrella nursery first thought it was three frogs huddled together but after closer inspection they realized the frogs were joined together. A wildlife biologist said a reason for the three-headed frog’s development could have been damage to the embryo, according to a report.
March 6, 200422 yr You can never get too much head. Anyhow, that is one f***ing cool frog. I want one.
March 6, 200422 yr Honestly; so it has six eyes, three mouths, and three brains. That is seriously one of the coolest things ever.
March 6, 200422 yr I know I've seen a ceramic lawn ornament like that. I'm going to find a picture of one. Seriously that was easy...
March 6, 200422 yr Author nice title tex. Like anyone would open a thread titled 3 headed frog. Well then again, it is the off season. More pics
March 6, 200422 yr Like anyone would open a thread titled 3 headed frog. Well then again, it is the off season. More pics I'd f***ing open it.
March 6, 200422 yr Like anyone would open a thread titled 3 headed frog. Well then again, it is the off season. lol i'd probably open it if it was named 3 headed frog. thats one crazy frog dude.
March 6, 200422 yr That "frog" is an abomination to nature and should be destroyed. But first, some doctor will satisfy his morbid curiousity and attempt to seperate the frongs. They will die..... and then become a delicous meal.
March 6, 200422 yr That frog in itself is only unusual in that it has survived to adulthood. More and more amphibians are being found with extra limbs, heads, organs, and other deformities. At the same time the population numbers of amphibians worldwide has plummeted. Biologists pretty much agree it's a really strong indication that most of the natural systems these animals inhabit are majorly screwed up. Amphibians are very sensitive 'indicator species' especially during their embryonic and larval development. Environmental labs have used frog eggs for nearly a hundred years in pollutant and toxicity assays for that reason. That these indicator species - known 'early warning' species - are dying out and being born with increasingly common deformities has made national news in recent years, but largely the world has yawned and switched channels. Given the importance of amphibians as a link in a lot of food webs, the disturbance is reverberating through the remaining linkages. Not good.
March 6, 200422 yr That frog in itself is only unusual in that it has survived to adulthood. More and more amphibians are being found with extra limbs, heads, organs, and other deformities. At the same time the population numbers of amphibians worldwide has plummeted. Biologists pretty much agree it's a really strong indication that most of the natural systems these animals inhabit are majorly screwed up. Amphibians are very sensitive 'indicator species' especially during their embryonic and larval development. Environmental labs have used frog eggs for nearly a hundred years in pollutant and toxicity assays for that reason. That these indicator species - known 'early warning' species - are dying out and being born with increasingly common deformities has made national news in recent years, but largely the world has yawned and switched channels. Given the importance of amphibians as a link in a lot of food webs, the disturbance is reverberating through the remaining linkages. Not good. and now on a serious note...... those frogs are phucked up!
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