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(Jessie Tanner via SWNS)

By Stephen Beech

Female tree frogs have trouble picking mates when they're spoiled for choice, reveals new research.

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(Jessie Tanner via SWNS)

Female treefrogs have trouble picking mates when spoiled for choice, reveals study

Gray treefrogs engage in a mating behavior called amplexus in which a smaller male frog attaches himself to the back of a larger female frog as she searches for a site to lay her eggs.

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