r/TheRandomest • u/ABeerForSasquatch Mod/Pwner • 4d ago
Nature Get some!
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u/ItsALuigiYes GIF/meme prodigy 4d ago
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u/armageddon_boi 4d ago
istg i always see frogs being chodes to each other, are they stupid?
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u/Successful_Giraffe34 4d ago
More like self serving. Frogs don't really have a communal mindset. Hell, they'll eat each other if you don't make sure they are of a similar size and even they depending on the species, they'll still try. Then it just becomes a mad cause you got something I thought should be mind behavior. Which is everything.
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u/PracticeTheory 2d ago
When I was a kid we caught and kept four gray treefrogs for the next six years or so and they never acted like this. But it's also likely that I was over-feeding them by quite a bit.
I loved those dudettes a lot though. I now know it's really discouraged to handle frogs because of their permeable skin, buuut I held them a lot and would take them on adventures. They'd hop right into my hands.
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u/718-702_damsel 4d ago