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Frog preserved in amber could be 25M years old »

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A Mexican researcher announced the rare find of a tiny tree frog completely preserved in amber on Wednesday that he estimates lived about 25 million years ago. The chunk of amber containing the 0.4-inch frog was uncovered by a miner in southern Chiapas states in 2005 and was bought by a private collector, who lent it to scientists for study.

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    Aidenag1 year, 6 months ago

    Jurassic Frog:the theme park. Coming Soon to a Costa Rican Island near you.

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      Pointeluver1 year, 6 months ago

      That is really neat. I love frogs and science. However I do not agree with the thought that it is 2 million years old because I do not believe the earth has been around that long. I hope that this discovery leads to some really cool things.

      P.S. That is a really tiny frog!

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        Aidenag1 year, 6 months ago

        not sure you can "Love" science, when you dont believe in one of its most basic findings. Its like disputing the age of a tree after seeing the tree's trunk, and the rings.

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      zplan1 year, 6 months ago

      Cool.Just to find something like that.

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