A toad-ally ribbit-ing episode: The blue frog of Nova Scotia
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A toad-ally ribbit-ing episode: The blue frog of Nova Scotia
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In today's episode, Clara discusses the peculiar observations of blue frogs in Nova Scotia. This episode will also look at the mutations in green frogs that make them appear blue.
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Rare 'blue' frog spotted in Nova Scotia | CTV News
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It’s not easy being green, but rare blue frog finds fame in Chance Harbour | CBC.ca
'I thought it was a piece of plastic': Rare blue frog spotted by hiker near Oxford (cbc.ca)