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How do you properly protest a sitting president in 2026? By dressing up as inflatable frogs and six-foot giraffes, of course.
Published: Monday, April 6th, 2026 @ 5:00 am By: Daily Wire
How do you properly protest a sitting president in 2026? By dressing up as inflatable frogs and six-foot giraffes, of course.
 
At Davidson College, the frog finally realized that it’s being slowly cooked alive.
At Davidson College, the frog finally realized that it’s being slowly cooked alive.
 
Researchers at East Carolina University have discovered that certain populations of a South American frog species have changed their appearance to avoid predators through mimicry of other species, causing the populations to diverge - possibly to the point of evolving into two different species.
Researchers at East Carolina University have discovered that certain populations of a South American frog species have changed their appearance to avoid predators through mimicry of other species, causing the populations to diverge - possibly to the point of evolving into two different species.
 
Frogs, fossils and jellyfish were among the popular activities for visitors at the annual Earth Day Expo April 8 in the Howell Science Complex at East Carolina University.
Frogs, fossils and jellyfish were among the popular activities for visitors at the annual Earth Day Expo April 8 in the Howell Science Complex at East Carolina University.
 

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