While at the cabin, he found 3 more. He made them a temporary home in a bright orange sand toy, and was just fascinated watching them closely. 
Maybe he'll be a herpetologist someday?
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Saturday, August 26, 2006
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3 comments:
Michael would be so jealous. He thinks frogs are the greatest thing in the world and knows more about them in their varieties and habits then I could ever forget.
Maybe he and Ben can be herpetologists together.
Cameron loves collecting stuff, too. Here it's chameleons and and giant grasshoppers (locusts--about 3-4 inches long). And hedgehogs. Everything else I'm afraid is either poisonous or might have rabies.
I think herpetologists study snakes.
herpetologists study reptiles and amphibians ... I looked it up before posting. Couldn't find a name for those who study just frogs - I'm sure there is one, though.
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