Red and Rover by Brian Basset for August 09, 2022

When we were kids; my brothers, my cousin, and I; used to “collect” tadpoles from our crick, put them in the basin of an old washing machine (with water in its basin) setting outside – and then watch them develop into frogs over time.

Poor Rover.

Just a cartoon, but Red , you might want to rethink the bullhorn in Rover’s ear. Not good

All the other bullfrogs will not be happy with this!

I just hope Moby hasn’t been caught in order to be dissected in some d@mned bio class!!

Very creative, Red. Even though a bit weird, lol! Have total fun, my little darlings!

Maybe the twins would like to help…

Red, you don’t need the bullhorn. Frogs have excellent hearing. Most likely because the frog’s external tympanum transmits sound so well though the middle ear to the inner ear.

Another frog story: The palm trees next to our second floor condo in Florida were tall enough to shade our front door, and we often found tree frogs on the walkway. One time a little tree frog hopped into our condo when we opened the door and was jumping all over the place. Finally I tossed a towel over it to slow it down so we could put it back outside.

Red has a unique way of mobilizing efforts to find Moby.

Nice one, Red.