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PASSION
THE FROGS
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The natural habitat of frogs has been disappearing.
Agricultural land and roads have left the specie homeless.
This has made them very vulnerable to bacteria, parasites and pesticides.
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They are at critically low numbers and it is fundamental that they have pools of water to lay their eggs.
These are rare and the few that exist are often occupied by species incompatible with frogs:
for instance fishes and ducks both eat frog eggs.
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In an attempt to find a protected area with stagnating water, some frogs lay their eggs in watering cans.
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It is incredibly important that people who have gardens or who have any outdoors space next to a garden or a park put out some water during the frog reproduction season.
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Let's create a future where the frogs are in healthy numbers on the planet.
Remember frog eat mosquitoes :)
#LoveFrogs
#SaveTheFrogs
#WaterForTheFrogs
#ProtectEndangeredSpecies
CREATING
A POND
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It is best if the pond ressembles a natural one
with stones at the bottom, healthy algae,
some coverage from leaves
(such as the large ones from water lillies)
to provide shelter,
a constant supply of fresh water etc.
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It is very important that the frogs
have an easy access in and out of the water
and that there are green plants the tadpoles can eat.
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The water does not need to be deep
as long as all the eggs are constantly in the water.
Pesticides are harmful to any living organism, including frogs, so it helps the specie if you refrain from using pesticides in your garden.
That is true even if you are not creating a pond, because pesticides spread in the ecosystem through water.
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The frogs cannot share their water area with fish
during the reproduction season,
but they can live together the rest of the year.
So if yo have a fish pond, you can add
a temporary pond next to it from February to August
(check dates applicable to the frog species
living in your area).
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#LoveFrogs
#SaveTheFrogs
#EndingPesticides
#WaterForTheFrogs
#ProtectEndangeredSpecies
Any water you put outside helps us and helps other species
Thank you :)