Oh totally, I know! I just thought I'd give more detail about the whole range of what we looked at with my frog, because I realized after my first post I hadn't been very thorough in describing the situation and I wanted to be clear about the fact that I knew I had no scientific ground to stand on minus the fact that they tend to live in social groups. I'm really interested in speices that are less extensively known, so hopefully discussions like this one can ultimately aid in the right people asking the right questions to get those answers. And I totally agree, there could have been something not quite right with my frog from the get go and had I been thinking I would have pursued having his remains examined.