An American Bullfrog is seen in a mating pond at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat 

American Bullfrogs are seen at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat 

An African bullfrog sits on scales during the annual weigh-in at London Zoo, London, Britain, August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Toby Melville 

Zookeeper Unnar Aevarsson takes readings of an African bullfrog during the annual weigh-in at London Zoo, London, Britain, August 22, 2019. REUTERS/Toby Melville 

An African bullfrog is weighed on a scale during a photocall to publicize the annual measuring of all the animals at the London Zoo, in central London August 21 2013. REUTERS/Suzanne Plunkett (BRITAIN - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT) 

A scientist holds up a Bullfrog for the crowds at a frog exhibition during the National Golden Frog Festival at the Summit Zoo in Panama City August 10, 2012. The Golden Frog is Panama's national frog and the Golden Frog Festival shall will be celebrated on August 14 amidst activities and events taking place from the August 10 till 19. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso (PANAMA - Tags: ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY) 

A Bullfrog is seen at a frog exhibition during the National Golden Frog Festival at the Summit Zoo in Panama City August 10, 2012. The Golden Frog is Panama's national frog and the Golden Frog Festival shall will be celebrated on August 14 amidst activities and events taking place from the August 10 till 19. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso (PANAMA - Tags: ANIMALS ENVIRONMENT SOCIETY) 

American Bullfrogs are seen at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds the bullfrog primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

American Bullfrogs are seen at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

An American Bullfrog is seen in a mating pond at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

American Bullfrogs are seen at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

An American Bullfrog is seen in a mating pond at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

An American Bullfrog is seen in a mating pond at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

American Bullfrogs are seen at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

An American Bullfrog is seen in a mating pond at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

An American Bullfrog is seen in a mating pond at the Jurong Frog Farm in Singapore December 11, 2008. The only frog breeder in the city-state breeds bullfrogs primarily for human consumption. REUTERS/Tan Choon Huat (SINGAPORE) 

Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads. 

Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads. 

Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads.

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Seymour the ageing Giant Bullfrog, shown with a younger cousin, has grown to an unwieldy size at South Africa's Transvaal Snake Park June 3, where he has lived tranquilly for most of his 15-year life. The protected, carnivorous species has become scarce as its natural habitat is destroyed and few live long enough to grow to Seymour's size and weight of nearly one kg (two lbs). The frogs spend most of their lives in a dormant state underground but become active in the rainy season, when many are squashed crossing roads.

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