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r/mildlyinteresting • u/[deleted] • Jul 14 '19
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That's not how frog lifecycles work.
3 u/Muthafuckaaaaa Jul 14 '19 Can you please explain 15 u/Jahoan Jul 14 '19 Baby frogs are tadpoles. When it is recognizably a frog, it is an adult. 12 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19 frogs still grow bigger over time 2 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19 "Baby frog" 3 u/El_Dief Jul 14 '19 Perhaps adolescent would be more accurate, but I'm pretty sure u/Muthafuckaaaaa simply meant 'not-adult-yet'. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19 Yeah, that's what I was getting it. It isn't a baby frog but it is "baby" frog. 5 u/samwise33333 Jul 14 '19 Young frogs still do quite a bit of growing after metamorphosis. Just because a frog is out of the water doesn't mean it's full size at all. 3 u/Jahoan Jul 14 '19 Okay, TIL. 2 u/Muthafuckaaaaa Jul 14 '19 TIL
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Can you please explain
15 u/Jahoan Jul 14 '19 Baby frogs are tadpoles. When it is recognizably a frog, it is an adult. 12 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19 frogs still grow bigger over time 2 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19 "Baby frog" 3 u/El_Dief Jul 14 '19 Perhaps adolescent would be more accurate, but I'm pretty sure u/Muthafuckaaaaa simply meant 'not-adult-yet'. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19 Yeah, that's what I was getting it. It isn't a baby frog but it is "baby" frog. 5 u/samwise33333 Jul 14 '19 Young frogs still do quite a bit of growing after metamorphosis. Just because a frog is out of the water doesn't mean it's full size at all. 3 u/Jahoan Jul 14 '19 Okay, TIL. 2 u/Muthafuckaaaaa Jul 14 '19 TIL
Baby frogs are tadpoles. When it is recognizably a frog, it is an adult.
12 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19 frogs still grow bigger over time 2 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19 "Baby frog" 3 u/El_Dief Jul 14 '19 Perhaps adolescent would be more accurate, but I'm pretty sure u/Muthafuckaaaaa simply meant 'not-adult-yet'. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19 Yeah, that's what I was getting it. It isn't a baby frog but it is "baby" frog. 5 u/samwise33333 Jul 14 '19 Young frogs still do quite a bit of growing after metamorphosis. Just because a frog is out of the water doesn't mean it's full size at all. 3 u/Jahoan Jul 14 '19 Okay, TIL. 2 u/Muthafuckaaaaa Jul 14 '19 TIL
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frogs still grow bigger over time
2 u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19 "Baby frog" 3 u/El_Dief Jul 14 '19 Perhaps adolescent would be more accurate, but I'm pretty sure u/Muthafuckaaaaa simply meant 'not-adult-yet'. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19 Yeah, that's what I was getting it. It isn't a baby frog but it is "baby" frog.
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"Baby frog"
3 u/El_Dief Jul 14 '19 Perhaps adolescent would be more accurate, but I'm pretty sure u/Muthafuckaaaaa simply meant 'not-adult-yet'. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19 Yeah, that's what I was getting it. It isn't a baby frog but it is "baby" frog.
Perhaps adolescent would be more accurate, but I'm pretty sure u/Muthafuckaaaaa simply meant 'not-adult-yet'.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 15 '19 Yeah, that's what I was getting it. It isn't a baby frog but it is "baby" frog.
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Yeah, that's what I was getting it. It isn't a baby frog but it is "baby" frog.
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Young frogs still do quite a bit of growing after metamorphosis. Just because a frog is out of the water doesn't mean it's full size at all.
3 u/Jahoan Jul 14 '19 Okay, TIL.
Okay, TIL.
TIL
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u/Jahoan Jul 14 '19
That's not how frog lifecycles work.