Scientists have discovered the world's smallest fanged frog on an Indonesian Island. Dubbed "leaf-nesters," the males challenge convention by safeguarding their eggs on tree leaves or moss-covered stones, steering clear of traditional aquatic environments. | The Weather Channel

Frog Frenzy in Florida! 🐸🌧️ Thousands of tiny frogs are taking over streets and homes after recent rains. | AccuWeather

It isn’t wet weather or dry weather that ruins feet. It’s frog pressure. The reason feet get ruined is that people avoid trimming frogs when it’s dry and they’re rock hard, and when they’re wet people can’t tell the difference between the dead and the live so they err on the side of caution and leave too much. In either case, frequent proper frog trimming ( along with proper heel trimming ) helps prevent excessive frog pressure and keeps the majority of the weight bearing comfortably over the he