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“Find some grass, or some wetlands, a pond, a lake, a stream, etc. Move some rocks, some branches, some vines, some leaves. It’s easier to spot [frogs] when they hop, otherwise they just blend into their habitat, so a little disturbance goes a long way.”

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Aesop Rock, born Robert Thomas, is an American hip-hop artist known for his unique lyrical style and musical talent. He has made a distinctive mark in the hip-hop community with his fusion of hardcore, punk, and hip-hop elements. Aesop Rock's music has been widely appreciated by audiences. more

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