Frog Song: The World of Amphibians - Full Documentary

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…
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[@jasminegongora7428]

I watched this video as my therapist recommended exposure therapy to help combat my frog phobia. Although it wasn't the most pleasant video to watch given my fear, I have learned a lot about this species. I am amazed at what they are capable of and understand their importance on this Earth. Thank you for this gem I didn't know I needed.

[@mjgII]

RIBBIT

[@iberiano-ls2rv]

Well done ;)

[@ZinBadKat]

I promise frogs will never draw blood, they’re just strange lil fellas. I think of them as water owls.

[@mjgII]

@@ZinBadKat They are apex predators of the pond, fearless and all consuming

[@PsilocybVibe]

@@ZinBadKat I love that, “water owl” 😊

[@DoorsToHideBehind156]

I watched all 50 minutes 13 seconds of this an immensely enjoyed every bit of it. Truly a masterpiece.

[@FridaRuz]

I feel so inspired by frogs, they are so adaptable, intelligent, they always find a way to survive in a hostile world. I want to be like them 🥹

[@banhatlessducks]

I've always loved amphibians. What an amazing world we were given.

[@notdeano6958]

Thank you for the documentary, my girlfriend is really satisfied with it.

[@AsH-bg7wg]

Is she a documentary hound? like me 🤣

[@paddythepug978]

Lol uhh? Odd

[@ToiThoungAhn]

Why would it be odd? She must love amphibians. ❤️

[@notdeano6958]

@@paddythepug978 it’s odd that you must add a reply like this to my comment.

[@paddythepug978]

@@notdeano6958 Was not a rude comment. I apologize if it was read that way. I ment I find it odd a woman enjoys amphibians. Most women do not. Let me clear that up a bit.

[@froggiemoon1574]

I’m currently suffering with severe influenza. I have not been this sick in years but this is making me feel better! :3

[@eetuthereindeer6671]

These kind of things hit it just right for you when you're really sick and stuck in bed

[@MadeTaylor]

Hands down the best nature doc I've ever seen!!! And I've seen a lot. This was very well done in every aspect!!!

[@sayoridd1c]

I LOVE FROGS FROGS ARE MY FAVORITE ANIMAL

[@pinatacentralrep]

ME TOO YAYY :DD

[@Tastewithnewdrinks]

Amazing review.

[@get.factual]

Thanks!

[@reidellis1988]

I caught a tiger salamander when I was ten years old. It died when I was 24 and married, with a kid. Crazy.

[@Herzog-II]

Thanks for the new upload. I'll get back to it when I'm sober

[@teresacline6672]

I loved seeing your section on the Hellbender. I have actually swam with one in my childhood and it was an unforgettable experience. It was in 1984 in the Double Camp campground, in the Citico River. The campground is located in the Tellico/Citico area on the edge of The Cherokee National Forest. It was a very cold clear mountain river similar to The Little Pigeon river that runs throughout Gatlinburg TN, but colder. It had a pebble beach area to walk in and a rocky cliff area on the other side of the river that many older teens and adults jumped from. The Hellbender was hanging out in a rocky area near an area of rushing water. It was a bit imposing at around 2+ feet long. For the best part no one bothered it. The rangers that came through the campground daily were informed that it was there. Most interesting thing I've ever seen while camping. I've since owned a wild type axolotl and a leucistic ,which is the pink looking one with the black eyes. They are some of the sweetest, smartest, and curious pets I've had, including my cats and dogs. They bred, we raised the young, and had more adults. They are phenomenal pets, but they are a serious investment and not a lighthearted decision. They have to have very strict conditions and care to thrive in their environment, but are well worth the effort and expense if you decide to invest in this pet. I've always loved frogs 🐸. They're my spirit animal. I've never owned any but they're beautiful and enigmatic creatures as are salamanders. I would be happy and content to watch either for hours on end. They bring me joy. Thank you for your wonderful content that you've provided to us. It was so enjoyable and informative. 😊

[@TheWaffleDucky]

I love frogs they are my favorite animal 🐸

[@Matt-xq5fq]

I like frog, they go ribbit and boing:)

[@christinemcleod5499]

Great show! The narration was fantastic!- nice voice!

[@scoon2117]

Frogs are such zen creatureS

[@user-ix9tv7sl6f]

Shoutou to frog dad,what a badass

[@diannenaworensky6698]

Really enjoyed watching this video

[@get.factual]

So glad!

[@babakgholian3467]

If it ain't broken don't fix it !!!! Well said .

[@relaxingblog]

Very relaxing video thank you for the sharing my friend 😊 ☺

[@russianvalkyrie2358]

Fantastic video.

[@UkAmphibians]

Love this thanks for sharing 🐸💚🐸

[@marjoriegarner5369]

beautiful video. thanks.

[@jon8015]

never knew much about frogs but they seem hella chill

[@rameravellano1985]

So relaxing

[@openmindedwonderer]

amazing

[@criticalmass6249]

I dig your name dude ✨🐸💚👑✨

[@alaskador9785]

Thank you😊

[@GarrettHark-pd9vm]

Incredible work! I thoroughly enjoyed this documentary, especially the shot at 4:50.

[@carltonpiercey9220]

I love frogs

[@RinKagamine1009]

What would you consider the rating of this? I want to show it to my high school class (10th grade) but I want to make sure it's appropriate!

[@dimitrinvs]

I think for 10th grade this wouldn't be anywhere near an issue, but I'm not a professional.

[@021BTK]

Your 10th graders are doing and watching a lot worse things than this

[@RinKagamine1009]

@@021BTK this logic doesnt really apply here because I could get in trouble if a student decided to report it, another teacher walks in, the principal walks in, etc. Once a different teacher in my building almost had to take administrative leave for having a substitute play a documentary that had bears mating and the woman freaked out and reported it lol

[@JB-uy9ts]

I don't see why you can't show this to 10th graders ... its pure nature in its natural world 🌎 ✨️

[@tigerwolf2243]

They're teenagers. This is a documentary about frogs. I'm curious what you could possibly expect to be an issue. The weirdest possible nature footage frogs would probably be PG at best.

[@KuvaPefo]

Frogs SMP? :D that was cool thanks!

[@earthfriendly5799]

Fascinating, thank you.

[@rameravellano1985]

Its wonderful

[@donteague614]

Excellent video. Excellent content.

[@get.factual]

Much appreciated!

[@manoochehrghanbari2325]

Thank u

[@goodun2974]

Beautifully photographed, although the music occasionally almost drowns out the narration, which sometimes anthropomorphizes, attaching human characterizations to animals. A question: How does the frog survive the spitting cobra venom? And as an aside, the leaf cutter ants don't actually eat the leabves they bring back to their burrow, they use the leaves to feed a fungus which the ants feed off of.

[@whatthefuk4]

Prince was awesome. Dans Green House and the animals will be missed. Naomi is alive and well. 🙏

[@user-cf6ze9qm4o]

Wow Very beautiful 😍

[@JesusFernandez-fv3vt]

Amazing

[@MisaTheDog]

20:03 are the frogs trying to amplex each other? the frogs just suddenly started to twirl around each other and onto each other's backs and spin.

[@sebastianmichaelis4158]

I liked the part about the frogs.

[@silentgamer666]

Great documentary, but I really could eat some frog legs now. So tasty. The storks will agree with me!

[@JsiaLongri-kh9id]

I really like her skin colour ❤

[@ronaldkichurchak3833]

No mention of caecilians, the third order of amphibians along with frogs and salamanders.

[@jackdarbyshire5888]

It looked like that father frog had a hard time getting rid of that sponging tadpole son off his back 😉

[@uberwolf1424]

15:15 😂

[@felicitytoad]

😊😊😊😊

[@InsectsVD]

Wow

[@djmbt]

Giant Amphibian what? 😂

[@Roman_Terrariums]

when i die will become a fire salamander

[@marinaolesik8183]

hold on how did you film the poison dart frogs and did you really kill that monkey and go to the jungle???

[@marinaolesik8183]

and how did you know where the poison dart frog dad would go to place the cameras there???

[@marinaolesik8183]

and at 38:08 how did you put a camera in that house knowing the frog will go in there? Liar! Liar! Pants on fire!

[@mslunecka]

Froggy

[@mknacho4187]

I'm a creep I'm a himbo or whatever radiohead said

[@kimelmi1532]

CBC News: The National Introducing Amphibian VS trucker

[@anastasiyaherasym2416]

this sucks, the dinosaurs have no feathers 😡😡😡

[@user-sb6dk5id5w]

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[@kimelmi1532]

Amphibian VS trucker Feb 2023 CBC News: The National

[@kimelmi1532]

The version Amphibian would have wanted

[@surfpanther]

A documentary that instantly jumps to evolution is about as stupid as it gets

[@AsH-bg7wg]

🐝 zzzzzzz

[@vadimfirsov4327]

Everybody love hypnotic frog! froglik666