Frogs

Frogs are a well known animal in many cultures. In English-speaking media, they are well represented as characters, both major and minor, but not often as protagonists. However, some of the most famous protagonists are frogs, such as Ichabod and Kermit. They form a duality with toads. They are known mostly for their jumping, their offspring tadpoles, association with fresh water and lily pads, eating insects with a long tongue, and smooth yet slimy skin. In some places they are eaten. France and Louisiana are known by kids to be places that serve frog's legs, which are said to "taste like chicken". Additionally, and more unknown in English media, they were eaten by the Nahuahttps://www.mexicolore.co.uk/aztecs/flora-and-fauna/frogs-and-toads. Their use of them as intoxicants is known to Americans, as in frog-licking and in using poison dart frogs' poison upon weapons such as spearheads and darts. Poison dart frogs have recently come into fame due to their small and colorful yet deadly nature. Frogs may be kept as pets. Red Eyed Tree Frogs are an especially famous sort of frog, and a famous representative of jungles and the endangered animal commitee. There is a popular meme, somewhat associated with nazis sometime after its creation, of a poorly drawn character named Pepe the frog. Some people have associated him with the Egyptian god Kek, who also has a frog's head.
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