I've posted before about the roads in 1940s Ceylon literally covered with migrating or mating small frogs at a certain time of year. They must have been a bit slippery too, especialy as they migrated when it was raining I think. Their impacted remains had to be hosed out of the car's wings.
Can't help wondering if it's still like that there. I would hope so, but after decades of global agribusiness with its systematic poisoning of everything not immediately saleable I wouldn't really expect it.
Last edited by: Armel Coussine on Sun 7 Sep 14 at 15:30
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