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Feb. 20, 2008: Jeremiah was a HUGE bullfrog I never had a pet frog or turtle as a kid.  I always grew up with dogs.  However, scientists have discovered a giant bullfrog that used to eat baby dinosaurs!  It's not around anymore.  It hopped around the earth about 60 to 70 million years ago.  Imagine if it was around and available at your local pet store! Click here to read more about the ancient "Devil Frog".

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