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On closer inspection, I could see that just behind it was a reddish, pink mess which coveredone of its legs and its backside. I then realised it was certainly dead. It was fully inflated though and looked perfectly well before you looked behind it. The only dead frogs I've seen before have been squashed on the road, or completely torn apart by my cat.
I can't understand what happened to it. Either my cat has become a master frog surgeon and has learnt how to rip out a frogs insides whilst leaving the body perfectly in tact or the frog has crapped out all of its internal organs.
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What's your theory on what happened to it then?
He's a super biologist chemica science bloke
Perhaps frogs can become infected with a similar thing, involving more Organs ?
EDIT: Actually, I can, it's just that it involves a fiendish system of ropes, pulleys and two-way mirrors.
> EDIT: Actually, I can, it's just that any other way involves a
> fiendish system of ropes, pulleys and two-way mirrors.
Didn't that phrase (well, "borrowed sentence") originally come from the Simpsons ?