this lil lad is going to be the next David Atimburugh

This boy deserves so many more subs he is amazing and I love all his videos!

@NaturalWorldFacts

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much ☺️☺️ thats sweet

Great video! Very informative 👍 I saw a very large common frog in our garden last week & yesterday saw a small one sat at the edge of our tiny pond. We recently cut back a massive Clematis that was dwarfing the area so must be why we can see them now... Enjoyed your video anyway.. Although I see this is 4years old so you've probably joined the workforce by now lol 🤭

@NaturalWorldFacts

3 жыл бұрын

So glad you enjoyed, still not in the workforce but I’m cruising towards going to Uni if all goes well. If you’re interested, I’m still making videos like this, I’d love to see what you think of them compared to this older stuff ☺️☺️ I recently did one on toads you might enjoy! Anyway, so lovely to get your comment, and have a great day. Be sure to pop up in the comments any time you like!

@michpixlondon9555

3 жыл бұрын

@@NaturalWorldFacts I will be happy to checkout your newer stuff 👍.... We discovered a tiny froglet in the garden after I posted that earlier 👍 🐸 😍

@NaturalWorldFacts

3 жыл бұрын

Oh awesome, thank you so much! 😁 It must’ve been exciting finding that froglet, there’s loads of them hopping about at this time of year! Beautiful little amphibians

Interesting and informative. Thank you!

Great work !

great video, keep up the good work.

I freak out when I see a frog. If I found one in my garden, I won't go into the garden. I want to overcome this phobia, but I don't know how 😐

❤

Wow, how old were you at the time of this video?

@NaturalWorldFacts

Жыл бұрын

Blimey! This was 6 years ago, so I must’ve been 13-14 years old. 😂

@AdventureswithLandon

Жыл бұрын

@@NaturalWorldFacts nice

You shouldn't touch frogs? They absorb oils and salts from your hands

@kevinaosei

3 жыл бұрын

yes, and? absorbing a minuscule quantity of oil and salt is not going to harm them

Hiya. Enjoying this NWF miniseries? If you are, don't forget to drop a like to show your support and also leave your suggestions below for future episodes - i appreciate it :) thanks.

@ShanePLUR

3 жыл бұрын

I'm not he touched a frog which is a no no with bare hands

Thank you! Got one in my tiny pond today. Very happy

I love frogs too I found one this morning!😀🐸🐸🐸 Thx to you!

What is the thing you had the frog in and lifted the top can you buy them for gardens what are they called .

@NaturalWorldFacts

7 жыл бұрын

+Hannah Deluce Actually, that was an old small fish tank which I buried next to my pond as an extra area for frogs to live. The covering were two rocks from the edging of the garden bed I placed over it to form an opening. I'm sure there are plenty of other ways of doing it with other containers and rocks. Hope you found the vid informative, and reply if you have any more questions. All the best, Leo :)

loved the intro you looked like a documentary presenter : )

And i gotta fix when you said Most common amphibians in the uk There not thats the smooth newt/common toad the common frog is infact now uncommon but not rare

Great video

@NaturalWorldFacts

7 жыл бұрын

thanks albiberto :)

@NaturalWorldFacts

7 жыл бұрын

btw did the first intro bit of this video repeat on your device? could you watch it again and check?

real-life Gerry Durrell

I'm in Florida,another tropical state c:

@NaturalWorldFacts

7 жыл бұрын

cool, got any in your garden?

i never saw a frog this big except in cartoon ..... great video but i have heard that Frogs give you rashes on your skin....is it true ?

@NaturalWorldFacts

7 жыл бұрын

nope. at least, british frogs don't. they are harmless. However, some countries have poisonous frogs except i have only ever held common frogs.

@99secondofeverything

7 жыл бұрын

+Natural World Facts yep..i have found some poisonous frog online but never saw one in IRL

@NaturalWorldFacts

7 жыл бұрын

99 second of everything haha, same.

You might be in United Kingdom XD

@NaturalWorldFacts

7 жыл бұрын

i am :) lots of frogs here!