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BBC - Earth News - Peru poison frog reveals secret of monogamy

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Re: Monogamous Frogs

I just saw this and it's incredible!

Imagine too, that their young are fed on the unfertilized eggs produced by the mother. So they produce food for their young themselves as well as totally sharing the responsibility of seeing the tadpoles to their "coming out" ball and their independent lives.

Wow.

We humans could take a leaf....a bromeliad leaf, maybe...! out of their book.

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Possibly one of the coolest stories I have ever read.

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