Chocolate Frog Real Life at Phyllis Burlingame blog

Chocolate Frog Real Life. litoria mira, or the “chocolate frog” as it’s been dubbed, has been found to be a relative of litoria caerulea, the. at first glance they look identical to the common australian green tree frog. An australian scientist, steve richards, spotted the creature in 2016 and took a few specimens for genetic tests and research. some australian scientists have discovered living and breathing chocolate frog species in the swampy terrain of new guinea, papua new guinea to be exact. The chocolate frog is distinguished by its unique coloring which ranges from dark brown to light brown and its propensity for hiding in patches of moss on rainy days. a species of frog lives in the rainforests of new guinea that appears to be made from chocolate — just like the magical sweets popular in the wizarding world of j k rowling’s harry potter. But this species of frog is the color of cocoa, earning it the nickname of “chocolate frog.” a team of australian scientists has discovered a curious “chocolate frog” tree frog in the lowland rainforests of new guinea.

The chocolate frog is distinguished by its unique coloring which ranges from dark brown to light brown and its propensity for hiding in patches of moss on rainy days. An australian scientist, steve richards, spotted the creature in 2016 and took a few specimens for genetic tests and research. a team of australian scientists has discovered a curious “chocolate frog” tree frog in the lowland rainforests of new guinea. litoria mira, or the “chocolate frog” as it’s been dubbed, has been found to be a relative of litoria caerulea, the. at first glance they look identical to the common australian green tree frog. some australian scientists have discovered living and breathing chocolate frog species in the swampy terrain of new guinea, papua new guinea to be exact. a species of frog lives in the rainforests of new guinea that appears to be made from chocolate — just like the magical sweets popular in the wizarding world of j k rowling’s harry potter. But this species of frog is the color of cocoa, earning it the nickname of “chocolate frog.”

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Chocolate Frog Real Life some australian scientists have discovered living and breathing chocolate frog species in the swampy terrain of new guinea, papua new guinea to be exact. litoria mira, or the “chocolate frog” as it’s been dubbed, has been found to be a relative of litoria caerulea, the. But this species of frog is the color of cocoa, earning it the nickname of “chocolate frog.” a team of australian scientists has discovered a curious “chocolate frog” tree frog in the lowland rainforests of new guinea. at first glance they look identical to the common australian green tree frog. a species of frog lives in the rainforests of new guinea that appears to be made from chocolate — just like the magical sweets popular in the wizarding world of j k rowling’s harry potter. An australian scientist, steve richards, spotted the creature in 2016 and took a few specimens for genetic tests and research. The chocolate frog is distinguished by its unique coloring which ranges from dark brown to light brown and its propensity for hiding in patches of moss on rainy days. some australian scientists have discovered living and breathing chocolate frog species in the swampy terrain of new guinea, papua new guinea to be exact.