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Woman saps cannibal frog in the act

By T.K. Randall
March 27, 2009 · Comment icon 16 comments

Image Credit: sxc.hu
A Bushland Beach resident sparked intrigue after taking a photograph of a green-striped frog eating a green tree frog of the same size in one mouthful. An expert at James Cook University confirmed that cannibalism is not uncommon behaviour for this particular species.
It's a frog eat frog world. Bushland Beach resident Kerry Roberts could hardly believe her eyes as she watched a cannibalistic green-striped frog take on a green tree frog its own size and win. Ms Roberts' attention was drawn after she heard frantic squeals from the distressed frog as it became a meal on Wednesday morning."


Source: Townsville Bulletin | Comments (16)




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Comment icon #7 Posted by Ashiene 16 years ago
Um gross and a little bit illegal. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placentophagy
Comment icon #8 Posted by schizoidwoman 16 years ago
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Placentophagy Here are some non-human products to get you started.
Comment icon #9 Posted by Samuronin 16 years ago
Funny Picture......its a frog eat frog world..
Comment icon #10 Posted by :PsYKoTiC:BeHAvIoR: 16 years ago
Heh, the cannibal frog's expression is priceless. It's as if he's trying to explain itself after being caught. "I know what you're thinking, but it's not what it looks like!"
Comment icon #11 Posted by Mac E 16 years ago
Here are some non-human products to get you started. Guaranteed that won't fly in the US. It's called the FDA. There are too many regulations with blood born pathogens and all. No company is going to take the huge expense for a very small market (if there is one).
Comment icon #12 Posted by crtDzyn 16 years ago
"We love our frogs and we have hundreds of them in our yard." Because cats are too expensive.
Comment icon #13 Posted by Wookietim 16 years ago
Priceless quote from the article : "It's Mother Nature so you don't interfere," she said. "Plus we have hundreds of frogs so it's expendable."
Comment icon #14 Posted by schizoidwoman 16 years ago
Guaranteed that won't fly in the US. It's called the FDA. There are too many regulations with blood born pathogens and all. No company is going to take the huge expense for a very small market (if there is one). I have to be honest and say that swine placenta isn't at the top of my shopping list but I suppose someone must be buying it!
Comment icon #15 Posted by Abramelin 16 years ago
HUmans have eaten humans... And we humans seem to taste quite nicely.
Comment icon #16 Posted by Ashiene 16 years ago
vore fans will go crazy over this


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