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The good and the bad of being big
The breeding season is a time of hope and fear for the frogs. Hope that they’ll find a mate, and fear that a predator will find them. Continue reading
Posted in Natural History, Science
Tagged California, Frog, giant water bug, Invertebrate, Mating, pacific chorus frog, Predation, Science
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