Has it ever rained frogs?
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In a way, yes.  See link for explanation.
832699
Frogs don't vanished in waters!! They simply just go under the surface for \nsome time and stay there but, they really don't vanished in the water..
114828
sure why not! Did you ever hear of the frogs that change sex?
450221
yes frogs pee on you i had a funny experiance with one with my mate it was hilarious she picked up the frog and i shined the torch on it coz it was at night and all i cud see was the frogs p**s headed straight for me so i pushed it out the way and my m8 got p****d on haha wot a laugh it was and she never got warts!!
83318
No way!! I love Frogs and even if I did not that would be horrible!!!!
340687
http://www.rain-tree.com/facts.htm\nread it and u will get a answer
520418
have'nt you heard when it rains a lot the rain washes the food to the fish and they want bite.
7930
Toads and frogs are BOTH amphibians.  Frogs have more permeable skin so lose more water through their skin and need a wetter environment.  Toads have dryer, wartier skin and are generally darker in color. Frogs lay eggs in clusters on water, toads lay eggs in strings. Frogs jump farther and have longer legs, toads hop. Frogs have tiny teeth, toads do not have teeth.
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Perhaps, the time of birthing and mating is in the spring.  They can not lay their eggs on land.  So, if they do not have water to deposit them in, then new frogs can not be born.  Hence, the population declines.  What do you think?
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Here are a few examples about RAIN:\n\nGreek: Zeus is the god of the sky & rain.  His priests would dip an oak branch into water to make it rain.\nRoman:  Jupiter is the god of sky & rain.  Small images of him were thrown into the Tiber river to bring rain.\nHebrew:  Rain came from heaven.  Sinfulness caused drought.  \nBuddhist: Priests pour water into holes in the floor of the temple to make it rain.\nHindu: Women tie a frog to a winnowing fan and sing a song about the frog needing water.  The frog is then sprinkled with water, which then passed through the fan.  This then produces rain.  The northern Indian festival of Nagpanchami and the southern Indian festival of Nagara-panchami happen during the rainy season, and images of snakes are bathed in the water.\nCeltic/Druidic: A procession went to a sacred spring or well, where people would beat on the water's surface to make it rain.  Also, water was poured over sacred stones.\n\nMany animals are associated with rain, often being the totems of the various rain gods.  Such animals are: frogs, toads, lizards, snakes, etc.\n\nRain/sky gods are often the most powerful of a given pantheon.  They are also thought to be quite virile, and due to this rain is often seen as a fertilizing force, "impregnating" the earth (usually represented as a goddess).
387501
A fRog!!! I take it you related!!!!!
367321
Yes it can and it does....have you ever felt a change in your body and then realised it happened because rain started to fall outside ?
599370
Hi - have those areas you mentioned any trees left standing??? TREES BRING RAIN!  Everyone in the world please say this twenty times - each day... Water evaporates from dams and lakes and oceans - even oceans of water; in tree leaves... People perspire - Trees transpire Transpiration... Water, H20; --- which forms into clouds at high altitudes and low temperatures, then gets blown away... Only trees bring them back again - TREES BRING RAIN! Trees attract rainclouds and rain - like a magnet attracts iron filings... I once saw a waterfall in the desert! 5 to 10 acres of trees (left standing in a "once" wheat field) above it one single solitary cloud raining heavily; vertically: in an other wise cloudless sky. From one horizon to the other not one other tree was standing... Think flat billiard table. Outback Australia - Man-made desert. Truly! Surely others have seen this too... These areas were once diary farms, green as Ireland, then the "scrub" (read rainforest) was "cleared" (felled)... Once the trees were gone - so was the rain. I have interviewed people who went to school in these areas, still live in these areas which would today not grow a descent cactus... They are the grown up children of dairy farmers - waiting for rain!!! One said - "I was lucky I lived on this side of the creek - I missed a lot of school because it was always flooded." This same creek has not seen water now for decades... You work it out...
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Think of froggies, they lay eggs, then turn into tadpoles, then sprout legs, then lose the tail, then we humans dissect them.  or eat their legs. Sorry, I think that's stupid.  Can you imagine all those little frogs with walkers?
1013718
I tried on a frog once, I tried to blow in its mouth, sadly it didnt work :(
145311
"From Biblical tales of Egyptian storms to British towns suddenly finding themselves covered with frogs falling from the sky, such events are caused when a wind storm passes over a pond or lake teaming with frogs, picking them up and dumping them elsewhere!"
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I did when I was at the zoo.  I also watched the Rain bird dive through the hole in a broken guitar (it was a musical display), but it was sad cause the Rain bird tried to fly, but the guide said he will die if he ever leaves the zoo.