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Frog Song: The World of Amphibians

Year: 2020 Documentary Runtime: 50 min

Overview

Amphibians are living fossils in a modern world. The various species of frogs, toads, and salamanders are more diverse than you could ever imagine. Whether dodging danger, raising their young, or wearing a disguise, amphibians never cease to amaze. So, hop along to your local pond, dive in, and explore the fascinating world of the frogs and their cousins.

Genres

Documentary

Cast

Andy Wisher

Andy Wisher

Narrator

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