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High-speed cameras revealed the extreme range of jump angles the frog is capable of. Lead researcher Dr Laura Porro said: 'Some jumps were nearly horizontal, with animals skimming over the ground.

In other trials, the frogs rocketed upwards almost vertically,” said lead researcher Laura Porro. “Their capacity to jump at such a wide range of angles and distances is amazing.” ...

Thus frogs maintain a grip by keeping the angle of their toes with respect to a surface at a low value, and detach when this angle increases beyond 90°.

Master an impressive origami jumping frog with this interactive step-by-step tutorial which puts you in creative control. Change the camera angle for the best view for you, view diagrams and ...

Frog lovers, close your eyes. A photo taken at NASA’s Wallops Flight Facility caught the outline of a frog, midair, as the LADEE spacecraft launched on Friday. Wrong place, wrong time, froggy ...