Life of a Phrog | TootyMcNooty

[rhythmic music]

[narrator] Have you ever wondered
what makes you happy?

Where it comes from?
Or where to find it?

Well if not, I'm glad to show you
exactly where it is.

Have a look around and try and spot
something peculiar here.

If it looks like a round looking blob,
just minding its own business,

you my friend have found a phrog!

[cheerful music]
Now phrogs are very much different to

your regular frogs.

Apart from the unique spelling
that phrogs have compared to frogs,

phrogs have a very much different purpose
in life

compared to other known amphibians.

So if they have a purpose,
what do they do then?

Well... they don't do that much.

I mean they're just phrogs.

[cheerful music]

To look at what they do exactly,

we have to focus on what is happening
on the inside.

You see, it's interesting to note that
phrogs are mostly full of serotonin.

Seventy-five percent to be exact.

Which is the reason why they're so happy
most of the time!

Twenty percent of the time, they also
focus on what is known as

dinner time!

Phrogs have a range of foods they may
snack on in the wild.

These range from bugs [SPLAT]

worms [SPLAT]

caterpillars [BLEGH]

or flies... but... we don't talk about
the flies, really.

But when a phrog starts to get really,
really hungry,

that doesn't make the phrog happy.

That's when the last five percent of the
phrog comes out in...

anger

[fast electronic music]

Did you know that by screaming,

the phrog is very slowly releasing
some of it's serotonin,

making them smaller and smaller
as they scream.

[peppy electronic music]
As you can see,

phrogs come in all different shapes,
sizes, and colours,

and if possible, like to stick in groups.

You may know that a group of
regular frogs is called an army.

Well for phrogs, [SPLOOSH]

they're called a party of phrogs.

But just like any living creature,

they seek that special someone to spend
the majority of their time with

and it looks like this fellow has an
interest in someone.

[music trails off]

And sometimes, if more than

one phrog is interested in another phrog,
they need to battle it out,

and see which one is more victorious.

[electronic battle music]
How do they do that exactly?

Well, this solution can be solved with
a simple dance battle.

[dance battle music]

And for those phrogs that are able to
find love, they can happily

settle down and have a family.
A family of hundreds!

When an egg is ready to hatch, it grows

a tiny little tail to help it move around.

The tadpole normally spends the first few
days of its life feeding on algae,

and swimming around being a baby

whilst living amongst the friendly
creatures that live in the lake as well.

Once the time has come, they will grow
two little back legs,

and eventually, it's two front legs will
start to come out.

Once they start swimming with their front
legs and back legs,

the tail slowly starts to disappear.

And once they're ready, they can

emerge from the water, and join the rest
of the party.

[DING]

Just like anyone at the end of the day,

phrogs also get tired when the sun sets,
and start to get ready to go to sleep.

Whether that would be with their group,
their loved one, or by themselves.

All are good at getting comfy and getting
relaxed, ready for the next day ahead.

Just to do absolutely nothing.

[peppy electronic music]