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Do Frogs travel by Tornado?

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In a movie I saw, it said frog travel by tornado.... but is it true??

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Yes, they do along with all other things tornados take when they go through it.
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yes!
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There are stories of it raining frogs (literally). It is believed tornadoes pick them up and they are then dropped.
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Well, my mum went to greece about 15 years ago (with my older brother) And there had been alot of wind- prehaps a tornado or something? i dunno i wasnt there - and afterwards it started literally raining frogs!! So maybe, yeah... good question!
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Yes, but only after all the Super Saver seats are sold on their flights. With gas orices, travel by tornado is an economical and environmentally smart option.
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frogs tavel by using there legs i know that of course frogs don't tavel by tornado i am one of the cleverest year 4s in my class
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no, frog naturally live on water or on earth not in tornadoes.

if frog are in tornado, they will die and frog travel in swamps
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There have been many stories of it happening:

http://allaboutfrogs.org/weird/general/r...
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Yeah sure after they land they look like mushy peas!
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