Sentence examples for frog may have from inspiring English sources

Both the colorful puddle and the floundering frog may have been contaminated by chemicals, whose odor was detectable at the edge of the Raritan, a river once ranked as the 16th-most polluted in the nation.

He's no Al Gore, but Kermit the Frog may have summed it up best: "It's not easy being green". Just a few years ago, hotels that encouraged patrons to use linens and towels for more than a day -- and the guests who did so -- were applauded as being environmentally friendly.

Some individual frogs may have behavior traits that offer them more protection.

The tepui frogs may have been able to scale cliffs that would make mountaineers blanch.

The ancestors of poison dart frogs may have started eating toxic ants by sheer chance, and begun harbouring the poisons in their bodies.

The frogs may have become more susceptible to chytrid rather than the fungus being more common.

Testosterone levels in bullfrogs vary throughout the year (Murphy et al., 2006); non-breeding frogs may have nearly undetectable levels of T while breeding individuals are much higher.

Torrent frogs may have evolved in the Central Guinea Highlands (max. app. 1950 m a.s.l)., and then colonised westwards to the Fouta Djallon (max. app. 1500 m a.s.l).l

Hundreds of frog species may have become extinct, but nobody actually knows, since only a small minority have been recorded, and a species that seems to have disappeared may turn up later.Faced with this disaster, Robin Moore, then at Conservation International, launched the "Search for Lost Frogs" in 2010.

Decked out in wading boots and sporting nets of all shapes and sizes, we must have been quite intimidating to any frogs who may have spotted us.

Several people on Twitter compared her voice to Kermit the Frog's, which may have been an insult to the Muppet.