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What if it was just a pit that a lot of frogs ended up in and couldn’t get out. It was full of water, they went in and then as the water gradually dried up the
by bergenty 4y ago
What if it was just a pit that a lot of frogs ended up in and couldn’t get out.
It was full of water, they went in and then as the water gradually dried up they realized they couldn’t get out anymore. So they concentrate themselves into the ever drying pool and end up buried together in a very small space.
This happens to fish all the time, with steep enough walls it would happen to frogs too.
- poulsbohemian 4y agoI've been in US wilderness areas that were absolutely covered in frogs. As in areas 50 ft wide or larger. So I'd agree with you - could have been a completely natural occurrence - maybe a mudslide or some kind of toxic algae that killed them before Mother Nature covered them.