Frogsite: Links

Links

Why not spend some time learning about the frog? Instead of watching television, take aside some time to study the frog on the Internet. Frogsite gives you a list of highly usable frogsite links for your education. Our advice to you is: Take the time to read the sites given here, one by one, and that way get a great understanding of the frog. Don't waste your life on TV, experience quality time learning about the frog.

1. The Church of Paradise
2. Frogsite's Author's Corner

1. www.froglife.org
   FrogLife aids frogs, and reptilians, in the United Kingdom in all sorts of ways. Are you living in Great Britain, you should join FrogLife and help out the british frogs.
2. www.peta.org
   People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, PETA, have lots of programmes going on to abolish frog pithing and dissection. PETA's the kind of large, well-established organisation that can make a significant difference for the frogs in schools all over the world. By becoming a member of PETA, you help finance the work required to pursuade all governments of the world to abolish frog pithing and dissection altogether -- and PETA even does this from the nobler goal of ending all dissection whatsoever, even dissection of dead pigs, worms, and the like. Therefore, join PETA today!

1. Frogs, And More Frogs, All at frogs.org.au (The Australian Frog Hotspot).
   In addition to providing information on all sorts of frog activities in Australia, this site has also got some awesome maps of the distribution of frogs in Australia together with pictures of frogs living in Australia. These maps can be found at frogs.org.au/frogs/index.html.
2. Hop To It
   A nice general page about frogs with a special focus on Irish frogs. The page www.ipcc.ie/frogfriendly.html provides good tips on how to make your garden Frog Friendly. This website is very well written in brief and precise language which educates you very well. Hop To It is definitely worth an extensive read, walking through each of the pages of the website, reading the text completely.
3. Frogland (All About Frogs).
4. The Frog. Worth a visit, lots of frog info.
5. The Somewhat Amusing World of Frogs.
6. Frogdaze (Text on The Frog Doctor)
   Frogdaze offers a hilarious picture of Paddy in the bath tub.
7. Australian Frogs (with pictures)
8. The African Clawed Frog Page (wonderful frog escape stories!).
9. A Thousand Friends of Frogs.
10. www.seagrant.wisc.edu/frogs
    A nice site with field guides and illustrated guides to frogs.
11. www.lostfrog.org
    This website shows the frog spirit at its most heart-warming and endearing: Imagine somebody cares so much for the little frog that he or she is caring for and providing a home for, that the person made a website just for advertizing the fact that the frog got lost! This is how the frog supporters ("the frog people") are: Deeply caring and deeply engaged in the lives of their little frog friends. This website shows a great example of the true value of a frog: Somebody you care for, somebody you protect, and somebody you miss deeply if lost. Through my studies of the frog on the Internet, I have ran across many frogsites which unreservedly and uninhibitedly show their love for the frog, but this website is excruciatingly heart-warming! This website is a brilliant example of how strong the relationsship between human and frog can be.

1. Ryan Photographic (Very nice frog pictures, nice for wallpapers!).
2. The Froggy Page (tons of pictures)

1. Calls of Louisiana Frogs and Toads

1. Froguts.com
   AWESOME!!! TRY IT OUT!
   Nearly free, even. Very NICE price scheme Froguts have got!

1. www.raidersnewsupdate.com/exodus.htm
   About the Plagues of Exodus of The Bible. Read the section "The Frog Plagues" to learn that once it was a capital offence to kill a frog in Egypt! No wonder Egypt became such a great and glorious civilisation with the pyramids still standing after all these thousands of years. Once again we see that ancient cultures have been way ahead of us in ensuring the rights of the animals. "Mr. Jones, you are hereby sentenced to death for having killed a frog."
2. www.fred.net/tzaka/frankie3.html
   I'm not exactly what's going on on this page, but I do agree about the part that says "64. The Ideal State has lots of frogs in it."
3. home.planet.nl/~esther.kjell/webprobeer/froghome/frog.htm
   Drawings of the frog people, to supplement the link given above.
4. www.serioussilver.com/totemenergy/frog.html
   The frog totem animal page. Learn about the frog totem animal. They are out there, you know! "Frogs are often seen as a symbol of fertility and creativity."

1. www.poison-frogs.nl
   Nice pictures of frog vivariums and lots of info on the same. The site has got lots of great pictures and movies in the Frog Fun section.

1. www.neurocomputing.org/html/frog_eye.html
   Interesting article on the frog eye, particularly my favorite Rana esculanta.

1. Saxon Gate Toad Lift

I strongly recommend these great pages on Toad Night:

1. www.ginnie.com/DaDane337.shtml
2. www.ginnie.com/DaDane338.shtml.
3. www.ginnie.com/DaDane339.shtml.

All these links are high-quality links to sites providing elaborate information on frogs. If you're bored or curious, simply search Google for the keyword frog or frogs, and you'll get a glimpse of the many frogsites on the Internet.