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Desert rain frogs live in clusters (also called armies), are near threatened species as of 2016, and love burrowing!

Desert rain frogs live in clusters (also called armies), are near threatened species as of 2016, and love burrowing!

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< Previous The highest rabbit jump on record is three and a half feet! The same rabbit holds the record for the longest jump as well, at 9.88 feet The Desert Rain Frog (Breviceps macrops) produces a high-pitched squeaking sound when threatened. The male's croaking is also distinctly high-pitched. Next >
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