Frog Blog Blogging

First we eat each other, then we're coming for you!

thingfish23 over at Due for a Turnover is blogging about the Cuban tree frogs (Osteopilus septentrionalis) that are taking over his house in Florida, Ten Commandments style:

"These are ALL Cuban treefrogs. They are ALL invasive. I don't have enough BB's for ALL of them."

Do head over there to see all of the photos. (Thanks to tf23 for letting me post the one to the left.)

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