I want to actually improve my relationship with frogs.
Will you give me some tips ? 🐸
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swirlie · 31-35, F
On my parent's property, my mom has a giant tomato garden, the tomatoes of which she sells at a roadside vegetable stand at the end of their laneway.
Since the days of my childhood, I have been assisting with the care and maintenance of that tomato garden. My job was to find frogs in the creek and bring them home to live in her tomato garden. My primary job however, was to inspect each tomato plant for green tomato caterpillars and remove them so they wouldn't kill the plants or ruin the tomatoes.
The frogs in the garden eventually learned to become domesticated after I started feeding green caterpillars to those green frogs. Even to this day, those frogs will literally follow me from one row to the next, obviously looking for a treat and whenever I find a green caterpillar, I direct it head-first into a frog's mouth which evidently frogs love to eat as a source of protein.
Since the days of my childhood, I have been assisting with the care and maintenance of that tomato garden. My job was to find frogs in the creek and bring them home to live in her tomato garden. My primary job however, was to inspect each tomato plant for green tomato caterpillars and remove them so they wouldn't kill the plants or ruin the tomatoes.
The frogs in the garden eventually learned to become domesticated after I started feeding green caterpillars to those green frogs. Even to this day, those frogs will literally follow me from one row to the next, obviously looking for a treat and whenever I find a green caterpillar, I direct it head-first into a frog's mouth which evidently frogs love to eat as a source of protein.
@swirlie Gifted frogs.