The Birds and The Bees: How Frogs ID the Mating Calls (or Croaks) of Their Species

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The Birds and The Bees How Frogs ID the Mating Calls (or Croaks) of Their Species

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Researchers at the University of Missouri study the mating habits of three frogs in 1987, and prove the innate ability of female frogs to recognize the precise trills of male frogs of their species.

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Season:Episode	Title	Type	Runtime	Air Date	User Rating	Queue
-	Breeding Success: More Baby Gori...	Excerpt	03:34	09/05/1989
-	How Penguins Recognize Calls of ...	Excerpt	03:28	08/08/1988
-	Current Affairs: How Electric Fi...	Excerpt	03:18	04/19/1988
-	Why Don’t Captive Cheetahs Breed...	Excerpt	03:10	03/08/1988
-	Silent Deep Isn’t So Silent: Tra...	Excerpt	04:01	10/26/1987
-	How Frogs ID the Mating Calls (o...	Excerpt	03:59	07/20/1987
-	Scientists Study the Resilient, ...	Excerpt	04:04	07/28/1986
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