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소스 채널 @phpdevelopersuz · Post #2264 · 1월 15일

#Respect_Subyektiv #Nocomment #Ogoxlik Oqko'ngil xalqimizning soddaligidan foydalanib qolishga urinayotgan, va afsuski ko'pincha buning uddasidan ham chiqayotgan soxta "click hodimlari" va OLX sotuvchilari haqida haqiqatlar fosh qilindi. Ushbu videoni ko'ring, peshona teringiz mahsuli bo'lgan haqqingizni birovga oldirib qo'yish xavfidan ogoh bo'lib qo'ying. Sodda xalqimiz bunday o'g'rilillarga chuv tushmasliklari uchun o'z yaqinlaringizni ogoh qiling va ushbu videoni ulashing. P/s. Oxirgacham diqatlik bilan ko'ring. MAMONT bo'lishdan saqlaning. @infoTUIT

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@googlefactss · Post #40818 · 2026. 03. 18. AM 11:01

Glass frogs are small tree frogs that live in tropical forests in Central and South America. Some species have transparent bellies, so their heart and organs can be seen through the skin. This helps them hide from predators. Most glass frogs are light green and live on leaves near streams. They use sticky toe pads to climb and stay on surfaces. There are about 160 species of glass frogs. 🐸🌿🌎. [Read more 1] [Read more 2] @googlefactss #Animals#Nature#DidYouKnow#Wildlife#Science#WednesdayFrog

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@googlefactss · Post #40855 · 2026. 03. 24. PM 11:01

Boreal chorus frogs can make their loud, high-pitched “reeeek” calls underwater, which is rare among frogs. They are small frogs found in Canada and the northern United States, usually growing to about 3 centimeters long. Their bodies are brown, tan, or green, and they often have three dark stripes running down the back and a dark line through each eye. They live near ponds, marshes, and wetlands. Males call in groups to attract mates and warn other males. Calls are most common during the spring breeding season. 🐸🌿🌊 [Read more 1] [Read more 2] @googlefactss #Animals#Nature#Frogs#Wildlife#DidYouKnow#Communication#wednesdayfrog