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Frogs in Arizona

Despite having four deserts, Arizona is home to several frog species. Some of the frogs in the state are the Arizona toad, the Colorado River toad, and the Canyon tree frog. Frogs and Toad

Frogs in Arkansas

The state of Arkansas is home to several frog species. In the countryside, it gets difficult to talk over the sounds of various frogs croaking loudly in the evening. The pickerel frog is Arkansas'

Frogs in Alabama

Alabama is home to 32 species of frogs. As a matter of fact, the state is home to the second largest number of frogs in the United States after Virginia. Some of the frogs in Alabama are the green tr

Frogs in Alaska

Not many frogs call Alaska home because of how cold the state is. However, some find a way to overcome the frigid weather and live there regardless. For instance, the wood frog freezes over two-third

Frogs Found in the United States of America

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Animals by Color

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Birds That Lay Blue Eggs

However strange it might sound, many species of birds lay blue eggs, and it is rather common. These blue eggs' coloration can range in shades and is often speckled with black or brown spots. A f

Gay Animals

While same-sex behavior is quite common in the animal kingdom, whether or not the term "gay" applies to animals in the same way it is used for humans is debatable. Sexual interactions between anima

Weird Animals

What categorizes an animal as "weird" can be subjective to most people. Some may find the long hair of the Komondor dog to be quite funny, while others will find the appearance of the ocean sunfish

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