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🐸 CREATURE FEATURE! As warmer weather rolls in, you may have noticed a loud, high-pitched chorus filling the evening air. That unmistakable sound belongs to one of New Jersey’s smallest (and loudest!) amphibians, the spring peeper! How loud can these tiny frogs chirp? 🔊 ☐ 90 decibels ☐ As loud as a lawn mower ☐ As loud as a hair ...
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