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Sgt. Frog (Keroro Gunso) is trending in Japan amid renewed buzz around the franchise. Publisher schedules a two-day free fair from October 1-2, 2026, letting readers access the entire manga ahead of an upcoming anime adaptation, announced under the slogan 'read it all before the anime'. Meanwhile, a new 'Melty Princess' palm-size figure set featuring Natsumi Hinata and Giroro has been revealed, adding to fan excitement.
- 2Black-and-white photos of empty streets draw photographers●# FotoVorschlag 'Leere Straßen in Schwarzweiß // Empty streets in black'n white' Eine leere Straße (abgesehen von den Fr
A photography prompt inviting black-and-white images of empty streets is circulating among hobby photographers. One contributor shared a monochrome shot of a deserted street in Cannobio, Italy, noting the only occupants were frogs. Participants are tagging their work with black-and-white, street photography and travel labels, sharing quiet scenes from towns and cities.
- 3Justice Alito warns over surge of Supreme Court emergency appeals●Scorpion & the toad…, tiger by the tail…, don’t complain about the monster you created jackass. # Alito says # SCOTUS ca
Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito has spoken out about the escalating volume of emergency appeals reaching the Court, saying it cannot stem the flow, and has voiced concern over former President Donald Trump's rhetoric. Critics online are mocking Alito, arguing he helped create the situation he now laments, invoking fables like the scorpion and the frog to suggest the Court bears responsibility for the crisis it faces.
- 4Crocheter builds an army of amigurumi legless lizards●I'm building an army of legless Lizards :blobcat: # crochet # leglesslizard # amigurumi # frogs # cute # diy
A crafter is making a growing collection of crocheted legless lizards using the amigurumi technique, joking about building an army of the animals. The handmade reptiles, described as cute, are part of the wider do-it-yourself crochet and amigurumi hobby community, where makers share patterns and progress photos of small stuffed yarn creations like lizards and frogs.
- 5Can carnivorous plants actually eat people?▼Can carnivorous plants eat people? https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/science/carnivorous-plants-eat-humans/
A Popular Science article explores whether carnivorous plants such as Venus flytraps and pitcher plants could consume a human. The short answer is no: these plants capture insects and, at most, small frogs or rodents, lacking the size and digestive capacity to threaten people. The piece examines the biggest known carnivorous plants and why human-eating plants remain pure folklore.
- 6New frog species Boulenophrys tianlinensis discovered in China●# NewSpecies ! New frog from # china just jumped in: Boulenophrys tianlinensis Treatment: https:// treatment.plazi.org/i
Scientists have described a new frog species, Boulenophrys tianlinensis, from China. The species was formally named in a paper published in the journal Zoosystematics and Evolution, with its taxonomic treatment made openly available through the Plazi repository. It joins the Asian horned frog genus Boulenophrys, and the publication adds to a growing list of new amphibian species being documented in China.
- 7Museum specimens solve decades-old frog disappearance mystery▼Museum specimens reveal pathogen behind decades-old mystery of disappearing frogs
Researchers have used museum specimens to identify the pathogen responsible for the decades-long mystery of disappearing frog populations. By analyzing preserved frog samples collected over many years, scientists traced the declines to a disease-causing agent, confirming long-standing suspicions about a pathogenic driver of amphibian losses worldwide.
- 8Twisting elastic rods power a hopping frog robot▼🐸 NEW: Engineers at the University of # Michigan and # UCLA found that twisting a coiled elastic rod stores # energy tha
Engineers at the University of Michigan and UCLA found that twisting a coiled elastic rod stores energy that releases in a sudden snap. They used the principle to build a palm-sized frog robot weighing under 100 grams, which uses two snapping rods to hop three body lengths per second across surfaces like wood.
- 9Five takeaways for Europe before the October European Council▼The frog’s still boiling: Five conclusions for Europe ahead of the October European Council
The European Policy Centre has published an analysis ahead of the October European Council, arguing that Europe is like a frog in slowly boiling water, gradually losing ground on strategic and economic challenges without decisive response. It sets out five conclusions urging EU leaders to act more urgently on competitiveness, security and geopolitical pressures when they meet in Brussels.
- 10Artist shares handmade laminated frog sticker●I made this frog sticker It’s vinyl and laminated I’d love your opinions Do you like frogs? # frög # sticker # vinylstic
An independent artist has unveiled a new frog sticker, hand-drawn and finished in laminated vinyl, and is asking fellow users whether they like frogs and what they think of the design. The post is tagged under art, drawing and vinyl sticker topics, framing it as a showcase of small-scale craft work rather than commercial news. Responses so far are minimal, with only a handful of likes recorded.
- 11Hitchhiker's Theatre premieres A Year with Frog & Toad in Spokane▼Hitchhiker’s Theatre premiere children’s musical A Year with Frog & Toad in Spokane
Hitchhiker's Theatre in Spokane has staged its premiere production of the children's musical A Year with Frog & Toad. The show, based on Arnold Lobel's beloved books, follows the friendship of Frog and Toad through the seasons. The premiere gives local families a chance to see the Tony-nominated musical and highlights the small theatre's push into family-friendly programming.
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Popular Science tackles a question that resurfaces every time giant carnivorous plants make headlines: whether plants like pitcher plants or the Venus flytrap could consume a human. The short answer is no. These plants are built to trap and digest insects and, at most, small vertebrates like frogs or rodents. A human is far too large, and the digestive enzymes involved are far too weak to pose any real danger to people.
- 13Frogs return to garden ponds as cooler weather arrives●A little frog sitting in one of the smaller ponds. Seeing more frogs now with the cooler temperatures, good at least som
A wildlife gardener reports spotting a small frog in one of the garden ponds, noting that frogs are becoming more visible as temperatures drop. The observation brings relief that at least some frogs survived the recent heat and drought, which had raised concerns about local amphibian populations in ponds and garden habitats.
- 14Frogball, a Game Boy-style frog pinball game, gets a Steam store page●Frogball got a store page "Classic 90's GameBoy style Pinball... this time with frogs! Compete against your friends and
The indie pinball game Frogball now has a Steam store page. It is described as a classic 90s Game Boy-style pinball game featuring frogs, with eight unique interlinked tables and online leaderboards where players compete against friends and the world for the highest scores. The store listing pitches it as fast, fun and hard to put down, and early chatter among gamers is focused on its retro monochrome aesthetic and lighthearted frog theme.
- 15London Zoo celebrates world-first birth of rare froglets●Tiny, rare froglets born at London Zoo in world-first
London Zoo has announced the birth of tiny froglets from a rare frog species, describing the event as a world first. The successful breeding is a significant milestone for conservation efforts for the threatened amphibian, and wildlife outlets are highlighting the achievement as proof of the zoo's specialist breeding programme delivering results.
- 16Russell Takes Lead from Verstappen on Opening Lap●Lap 1/20: Here we go! Russell leapfrogs Verstappen into the lead, Hamilton gets up to P3 and it's close between the two
George Russell has overtaken Max Verstappen to take the lead on the first lap of the race, with Lewis Hamilton moving up to third place. The two McLarens are battling closely behind, with Oscar Piastri holding position ahead of his teammate. The race is underway with 20 laps scheduled, and live updates are tracking the opening-lap position changes.
- 17Frog in a wizard's hat illustration catches attention●Frog in a wizard's hat. On reflection, a computer geek. # frog # wizard # art
An artist has shared a whimsical illustration of a frog wearing a wizard's hat, noting with some amusement that the character reads more like a computer geek on second glance. The playful amphibian artwork, tagged with frog, wizard and art, is drawing small but warm engagement from people enjoying the lighthearted blend of fantasy and nerd aesthetics.
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BYU football is heading into game week ahead of an away matchup against TCU in 2026, with the BYU athletics program promoting the upcoming contest. Fans are talking about the fixture as the Cougars turn their attention to the Horned Frogs, with discussion centering on expectations for the game and how the team is preparing.
- 19Heron spotted hunting salamanders in the wild●Heron hunting salamanders # birds # birding # birdwatching # heron # nature
Birdwatchers are sharing an observation of a heron hunting salamanders, a less common prey choice for the wading bird, which typically feeds on fish, frogs and small aquatic animals. The sighting is drawing attention from birding and nature enthusiasts, who use it to discuss heron feeding behaviour and swap notes on what they have seen in the field.
- 20Bullfrogs have a brain superpower, scientists say●Bullfrogs have a brain superpower https:// fed.brid.gy/r/https://www.pops ci.com/environment/bullfrog-brain-superpower-b
A Popular Science report says bullfrogs possess an unusual brain ability, described as a backup fuel system that lets their brains keep functioning when oxygen runs low. The finding sheds light on how amphibians survive underwater for long periods, and readers online are sharing the story as a curious example of animal biology.
- 21Schinz's 1835 Reptile Illustrations Recirculate Among Art and Science Fans●Heinrich Rudolf Schinz, ‘Naturgeschichte und Abbildungen der Reptilien’, 1835 # art # science # frogs Via: https:// claw
Illustrated plates from Heinrich Rudolf Schinz's 1835 work 'Naturgeschichte und Abbildungen der Reptilien' are being shared online, drawing attention for their combination of scientific documentation and artistic quality. The images, which include detailed depictions of frogs and other reptiles, are appreciated by audiences interested in the history of natural science illustration.
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The Tony-nominated musical A Year with Frog and Toad, adapted from Arnold Lobel's beloved children's books, is being staged in Nashville. The show follows the cheerful amphibian friends through four seasons of friendship, and local listings are pointing audiences toward performances. Productions of the musical typically draw families and theatre fans nostalgic for the classic picture-book characters.
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TCU Athletics has announced its non-conference baseball schedule, laying out the slate of opponents the Horned Frogs will face outside conference play. The release gives fans a first look at upcoming matchups and key home-and-away dates for the season ahead.
- 24Crocheters join #FinishOrFrogAlong to tackle unfinished projects●Oops, these are most of my crochet WIPs. I really need to continue with #FinishOrFrogAlong ... None of this will be frog
A crafter has shared a pile of unfinished crochet projects, committing to finish every one rather than frogging—unravelling—any of them, as part of the #FinishOrFrogAlong community challenge. The trend encourages crafters to either complete or dismantle long-lingering works in progress, with many admitting they should stop starting new projects until the backlog is cleared.
- 25Runner Shares First Plyometrics Training Session●Today's # Workout 🐇 First Plyometrics work 🐇 Warm up: 2 rounds - 10 eccentric calf raises e/s - 10 alternating tactical
A fitness enthusiast has shared a workout routine built around plyometrics for the first time, including eccentric calf raises, alternating tactical frogs, bench jump-overs and anterior tib raises, with warm-up rounds and improvised equipment such as yoga blocks instead of a bench. The post has drawn little engagement so far, and there is no broader discussion or context around the routine.
- 26Sgt. Frog anime returns with new TV series after 15 years●「ケロロ軍曹☆」10月3日放送開始! 約15年ぶりTVシリーズ【秋アニメ2026】(GAME Watch) – Yahoo!ニュース 「ケロロ軍曹☆」10月3日放送開始! 約15年ぶりTVシリーズ【秋アニメ2026】(GAME Watch)
A new television anime series of Keroro Gunso (Sgt. Frog) will begin broadcasting in Japan on October 3, marking the franchise's first TV series in roughly 15 years. The announcement is part of the autumn 2026 anime lineup, and a promotional fair is offering the manga free to read ahead of the premiere.
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TCU's men's golf team is preparing for the Illini Invitational, hosted by Illinois at the historic Medinah Country Club near Chicago. The Horned Frogs' athletics department has published a preview of the event, outlining the field and the team's lineup as the fall college golf season continues.
- 28Garden to table: Why frogs should matter to voters▼Garden to table: When you vote this year, remember the sound of frogs
A North Shore News gardening column urges readers to think about the sound of frogs when casting their ballots this year. Framing frogs as a sign of healthy gardens and ecosystems, the piece connects everyday backyard nature to the choices voters make, suggesting environmental conditions should factor into how people vote.
- 29TCU's Pedrico and Woestendick Qualify for NCAA Doubles Championships●Pedrico, Woestendick Qualify for NCAA Doubles Championships
TCU tennis players Pedrico and Woestendick have qualified for the NCAA Doubles Championships, according to the university's athletics program. The duo will represent the Horned Frogs at the national collegiate doubles tournament, a significant achievement in college tennis and a chance to compete for a national title.
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A new essay titled 'Frog and Toad and the Increasingly Capable Machines' is drawing attention online, using the beloved children's book characters by Arnold Lobel as a lens for thinking about rapidly advancing artificial intelligence. Readers are engaging with its reflections on what increasingly capable machines mean for friendship, simplicity and everyday life.
- 31Global warming drives frog sex reversal, raising extinction risk▼Global warming is turning frogs’ sex reversal into an extinction risk
Scientists warn that rising global temperatures are causing sex reversal in frogs, with genetically male frogs developing as females in warmer conditions. This shift can skew population sex ratios, reduce breeding success and push vulnerable frog species toward extinction, adding amphibians to the growing list of animals threatened by climate change.
- 32Gina Rinehart's mining interests clash with Ecuador's rare frogs●Rineheartless and the mining mobsters vs the rare frogs of # Ecuador , including the newly discovered ancient Intag resi
Environmental critics are accusing mining interests linked to Australian billionaire Gina Rinehart of threatening endangered frog species in Ecuador's Intag valley, home to the recently discovered Intag resistance rocket frog. Local communities have resisted copper mining projects in the region for years, and the dispute continues to draw international attention over the environmental toll of extraction in one of the world's most biodiverse countries.
- 33TCU Golf Enters Big 12 Championship as No. 5 Match Play Seed▼TCU Golf Eyes Big 12 Championship As No. 5 Seed In Match Play
TCU's men's golf team is heading into the Big 12 Championship's match play stage as the No. 5 seed. The Horned Frogs will need to knock off higher-seeded opponents in head-to-head matches to claim the conference title, with the format leaving little margin for error as the postseason looms.
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JFrog Ltd., the Israel-based software supply chain company traded on Nasdaq under the ticker FROG, is drawing attention as investors check its stock price, quote data and trading history. The stock is appearing among the most viewed finance listings, suggesting renewed interest in the company's valuation and recent performance.
- 35Tiny frog-like robot can hop and swim▼Roboticists showcase tiny, frog-like robot that can hop across wet surfaces and swim
Roboticists have unveiled a tiny, frog-inspired robot capable of hopping across wet surfaces and swimming in water. The design mimics frog locomotion, combining jumping and aquatic movement in one small machine. The demonstration is drawing attention for what it suggests about the future of amphibious robotics, potentially useful in exploration, search and rescue, or environmental monitoring in wet and flooded environments.
- 36Keroro Anime Streams Opening and Ending Song Music Videos▼KERORO☆ Anime Streams Opening, Ending Song Music Videos
New music videos for the opening and ending theme songs of the Keroro anime have been released for streaming. The songs accompany the frog-alien comedy series, and fans of the franchise are checking out the new theme music online. No further details about the artists or the anime's current broadcast schedule were provided.
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TCU Athletics has released a preview of the upcoming Big 12 Match Play Tournament, outlining expectations for the Horned Frogs golf team ahead of the conference event. Details on the format, lineup and how match play differs from stroke play are drawing attention from college golf fans following the program.
- 38Leclerc leapfrogs Norris in Drivers' Standings after Bahrain Grand Prix●Charles 🔼 P4 Lando 🔽 P5 Leclerc leapfrogs Norris in the Drivers' Standings after the Bahrain Grand Prix in Malaysia 😮💨👀
Charles Leclerc moved ahead of Lando Norris in the Formula 1 Drivers' Standings after the Bahrain Grand Prix, taking fourth place with Norris dropping to fifth. Fans are reacting to the championship shake-up, with debate over what the result means for Ferrari and McLaren's battle this season.
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TCU Athletics has released a preview of its upcoming matchup against No. 12-ranked Texas Tech. The piece sets the stage for the game, outlining what the Horned Frogs face against a nationally ranked opponent. Details on storylines, players to watch and stakes are drawing interest from fans ahead of the contest.
- 40New Keroro Gunso anime announces cast changes▼https://www. wacoca.com/media/781273/ 新作アニメ『ケロロ軍曹☆』新キャスト発表。旧作で「日向夏美」を演じた斎藤千和さんが日向秋ママを担当、アンゴル=モア役に市ノ瀬加那さんに。ナレーションは新井里美さん
A new Keroro Gunso anime has revealed its additional cast. Chiwa Saito, who voiced Natsumi Hinata in the original series, will now play Natsumi's mother Aki Hinata, while Kana Ichinose takes the role of Angol Mois and Satomi Arai handles narration. The recasting of familiar roles has fans discussing the new production.