May 16, 2010
Fungus and Frogs
are the subject of an upcoming television special... It seems that a frog killing fungus has gotten so bad that infected frogs might need diluted Clorox bleach for deep cleaning. (Note that a previous post reported the suggested use of yet more anitibiotics to fight this fungus.) But as usual and especially also, habitat destruction with chemical and pesticide run-off into the streams needs to be curtailed if we are to hear the piping and croaking that is such a bloved part of a beautiful summer's day.
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Birds, however, prefer Dawn dish cleanser for their own problematic polluted feathers.
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Maybe if we quit putting so much crap* into the water, froggies wouldn't need bleaching. *for all values of crap, literal and figurative
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Goodness is yours, Granma.
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Did anyone notice the part about how frogs swallow with their eyeballs?
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New Species of Frogs Disappearing as Fast as They’re Found
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We need to quit looking for them. Obviously, they don't WANT to be found. (and whatever we're doing, they don't like it and prefer to be dead.)
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Tiny Frogs Reveal Big Secrets of Plate Tectonics
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Frog Long Thought Extinct Is Rediscovered in Israel
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A Valuable Reputation: After Tyrone Hayes said that a chemical was harmful, its maker pursued him.
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Corporations have no moral compass.