Sep 16, 2026 · 43 min · 7 segments
Rachel starts off with a nearly unbelievable story about frogs that raise their young inside their stomachs for six weeks. Victoria brings us...the Tuna! What's strange about tuna? You'll have to…
Kirk MonaHostRachel GhinzaHost
Victoria ThompsonHostSo I'm going to premise this with the fact that I am talking about an experience I am talking about an extinct species of frog.
However, and it is coming from our lovely, our favorite, it ever gives the strange and wonderful Australia.
Who would have thought? So it comes from our lovely, amazing Australia and actually the eastern edge of Australia even, which is part of the reason why it is no longer with us.
officially it was last seen in the wild in 1983 okay okay but was officially declared extinct in 2006 and then the north that was the southern version of this and then i'm not telling you the name because it gives it away
Okay.
The northern version of this was seen in 1987 but was more recently declared extinct in 2015.
So I'm going to premise this with the fact that I am talking about an experience I am talking about an extinct species of frog.
However, and it is coming from our lovely, our favorite, it ever gives the strange and wonderful Australia.
Who would have thought? So it comes from our lovely, amazing Australia and actually the eastern edge of Australia even, which is part of the reason why it is no longer with us.
officially it was last seen in the wild in 1983 okay okay but was officially declared extinct in 2006 and then the north that was the southern version of this and then i'm not telling you the name because it gives it away
Okay.
The northern version of this was seen in 1987 but was more recently declared extinct in 2015.
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