The picture is too beautiful to look at: the iphone playing worm screen led to a herd of leopard frog

Joe Myers, an Ohio man Chow Mels, has uploaded a video showing a worm in the iphone that attracts hungry leopard frogs. In the video, the number of leopard frogs is increasing, attracting more than 17 leopard frogs scrambling to watch the images on their phones. Some leopard frogs even stick out their tongues to try to catch worms. Fortunately, the cell phone has glass protection. The leopard frog's tongue can be dragged 3 times times the weight of its body. Worms are only part of the staple of the Leopard frog, and the Leopard Frog is also known for eating other small frogs whose mouths can even swallow whole birds or snakes. Since the Myers 4 days ago uploaded video, has attracted 12,000 people to click to watch. Myers said: "When I opened Leopard Frog's favorite channel, a moment to attract many leopard frog." I have to use glass to block the phone, otherwise they will change channels. The name of the leopard Frog is derived from irregular dark patches covering their backs and legs. Leopard frogs can grow to 7.6 to 12.7 centimeters, and males are larger than females. In the video, the number of leopard frogs is increasing, and at most, 17 leopard frogs have been lured out of their tongues to try to catch insects. Fortunately, the cell phone has glass protection. The leopard frog's tongue can be dragged 3 times times the weight of its body. The name of the leopard Frog is derived from irregular dark patches covering their backs and legs. Leopard frogs can grow to 7.6 to 12.7 centimeters, and males are larger than females. In the video, the number of leopard frogs is increasing, and at most, 17 leopard frogs have been lured out of their tongues to try to catch insects. Fortunately, the cell phone has glass protection. The leopard frog's tongue can be dragged 3 times times the weight of its body.