Frogs in Colorado

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Hello John and welcome to FF ! Let's see what we find: Let Me Google That . Good luck !

[evangelist6589]

Google is not very reliable for accurate information. Anyone whom has done a basic research paper at a University level understands this. If someone here is using google to reply to my questions then I am concerned as I expected to find experts on this forum (which I have in the past).

In the field of theology for example I have plenty of people email me and I try and answer their questions instead of begin sarcastic. I realize that Google provides lots of different answers and is not the most reliable source.

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My apology if my old sense of humor offended you ! However; the fact is, I respectfully disagree with your evaluation of Google. Myself use it (and Bing) extensively for reaserch and as long as you know what to open and get info from; they work fine .

For example; lets search some more in Google: Let Me Google That . I'll let any Colorado frog experts tell me if those two selected pages from the first listed hits are accurate (as I believe) or not! We even found some related information about Colorado's frog malformations... cool .

1. http://ndis.nrel.colostate.edu/herpatlas/coherpatlas/cdow_herpetofaunal_atlas_species_frogs.htm

2. Association of Zoos and Aquariums - Frogs and Toads in Colorado

3. Deformed Frogs

Read somewhere once that: "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day; teach him how to fish and you feed him for life!" Just saying ! Have a nice week and good luck with your studies!