Lickety Splat - Shockwave Frog Game.
Can't see it ... download plug-in here.
Press the New Game button (when it appears) to begin playing.
Click your mouse on the flies to splat them.

					Green tree frogs belong to a group of animals called amphibians, which are represented by three orders: Anura (Frogs and Toads), Urodela (Newts and Salamanders) and Apoda (burrowing worm-like creatures). There are over 200 species of frogs known in Australia, with approximately 114 species living in Queensland. Over 35 species of frogs are found in the south east region of Queensland and the Northern Rivers area of NSW. The northeast of Queensland, and the southwest of Western Australia are the areas richest in frog fauna. The largest native species is the white-lipped tree frog Litoria infrafrenata, with a combined head and body length of up to 14cm. Of the more than 200 species of frogs living in Australia, some of these are quite common, while some of them are feared extinct. Australian Frog Sites: ASX Frog Focus - excellent Australian Frogs - excellent Frogs - excellent from the Queensland Museum Southern Queensland Frog Page - local frogs Frog Files - Western Australia - includes good links Frogs of the Australian National Botanic Gardens - EXCELLENT includes frog sounds Frogs - from the Queensland Museum Green Tree Frogs Page World Frog Sites: Frogs - Exploratorium - EXCELLENT • Frog Tracker - amazing and noisy!!! • The Amazing Adaptable Frog Frogland from USA, lots of information

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