Rachel Carlson

Yes. You're probably less likely to do that the next time, right? Like it's – it definitely is a learned behavior that over time – You think –

Yes. You're probably less likely to do that the next time, right? Like it's – it definitely is a learned behavior that over time – You think –

Absolutely. So why don't you start with the Tungra frog?

Absolutely. So why don't you start with the Tungra frog?

Absolutely. So why don't you start with the Tungra frog?

You're like, that's the filet mignon of frog. What are you doing? It really is.

You're like, that's the filet mignon of frog. What are you doing? It really is.

You're like, that's the filet mignon of frog. What are you doing? It really is.

And not just bats. There's so many predators that love that frog. Really, we call them the popcorn of the forest. Like they are bite-sized. They're palatable.

And not just bats. There's so many predators that love that frog. Really, we call them the popcorn of the forest. Like they are bite-sized. They're palatable.

And not just bats. There's so many predators that love that frog. Really, we call them the popcorn of the forest. Like they are bite-sized. They're palatable.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

That one is highly poisonous.

That one is highly poisonous.

That one is highly poisonous.

So that one is actually so famous for this terrible introduction into Australia. It's also introduced into Florida. It's wreaked havoc with many, many ecosystems. It does happen to be... Native to Panama, so it is supposed to be right here in our ecosystem. But it's enormous, and it's highly toxic.

So that one is actually so famous for this terrible introduction into Australia. It's also introduced into Florida. It's wreaked havoc with many, many ecosystems. It does happen to be... Native to Panama, so it is supposed to be right here in our ecosystem. But it's enormous, and it's highly toxic.

So that one is actually so famous for this terrible introduction into Australia. It's also introduced into Florida. It's wreaked havoc with many, many ecosystems. It does happen to be... Native to Panama, so it is supposed to be right here in our ecosystem. But it's enormous, and it's highly toxic.