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Old 04-05-2009, 10:49 PM
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Default "Frogs: Thin green line" on TV

New Frog show on tonight on "Nature" OETA 7pm central time. Set your DVR's! Or vcr's if there are any of those still out there ...oh and your Beta max's too! ...for that one guy who still has one :P

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"scientists try to save populations of frogs as large-scale die-offs of the amphibian continue around the world "new""
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Sounds cool, ill have to try and remember to watch it.
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Looking forward to it...you can whet your appetite here:

YouTube - NATURE | Frogs: The Thin Green Line | Making the Film | P...
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I watched that video, thats crazy and amazing, but at the same time very sad.
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I just watched (and DVR'd) the program.
It was great. It gave me hope that captive programs and re-introduction can work!! but chytrid and habitat destruction are the real problems to solve!

Also... if Panama is so infested with Chytrid, how does this effect our hobby with regard to "panama farm raised" animals that come in every year?
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That was a very good show. I loved it, it was sad but that shows people that we have to work together and keep these amazing creatures alive.
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The show was great, and SCARY! I really hope they improve the situation with that black and yellow frog from Australia. It sure was a pretty frog, in a dire situation.
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Dang! I have a bunch of PBS channels but not the one this was on..can you watch this on the internet anywhere? I REALLY want to see it!!!
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Dang! I have a bunch of PBS channels but not the one this was on..can you watch this on the internet anywhere? I REALLY want to see it!!!

Link to full episode

Frogs: The Thin Green Line - Video: Full Episode - Amphibian Extinction - Chytrid Fungus | Nature

This was just another great reminder of why conservation should be a important part of this hobby.
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Frogs: The Thin Green Line - Video: Full Episode - Amphibian Extinction - Chytrid Fungus | Nature

This was just another great reminder of why conservation should be a important part of this hobby.
Thanks for the link!
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