September 17, 2008: Bullfrog vs Sparrow
Either the sparrow doesn't know the frog is there, or doesn't know the danger.
http://cellar.org/2008/frogsparrow1.jpg The bird seems very much unconcerned. Or maybe it figures things out at the last moment... http://cellar.org/2008/frogsparrow2.jpg ...and moves to a higher perch, but it's not far enough away. The frog leaps, http://cellar.org/2008/frogsparrow4.jpg And faster than a photographer, he has the bird and drags it to its death. http://cellar.org/2008/frogsparrow5.jpg Don't chew with your mouth open! It's rude. http://cellar.org/2008/frogsparrow6.jpg Burrrp oh pardon me. http://cellar.org/2008/frogsparrow7.jpg |
What? Am I the only one that had no idea things like this EVER happened?
That is crazy and scary. |
I wonder if sparrow feathers do to frogs what corn does to me?
Amazing sequence. |
Nom nom nom...
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Was the photographer anticipating this, or did he just get lucky? |
Must have been tasty. He's licking his fingers afterward.
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seen similar
I haven't seen that happen, but I did see a snapping turtle grab a pretty large duck and pull it under the water once. That was cool.
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Is it only me that finds it a leetle scary that 'Toad posted this series of pics?
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fish will eat bugs that sit on the surface of the water. Sharks eat birds that are floating around in the water.
That frog was hungry! |
Its things like this that make me glad humans have opposable thumbs and can use tools. Like BBQ grilles.
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Eeeeeuw That's like a pelican eating pigeons.
I heard somewhere that if frogs were the size if cows humans would've never walked the earth. |
Yeah...they would have been running.
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Err, ok, I may be weird, but its soooooo cute how he is using his little hands to stuff the birdie in his mouth
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