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Every so often a viral video comes along that’s so perfect it stops the Internet in its tracks. One of those videos just hit TikTok.
It is a viral video featuring tree frogs living their best life. TikTok user ‘unknowndazza’ has racked up over 24 million views (and counting) in under 24 hours.
It all started when he noticed a green tree frog living in their fence. The accommodations didn’t look great so he got to work building a more comfortable structure.
One thing led to another, some opossums showed up, and he kept adding new features using the 3D printer. Before he knew it the tree frogs were living the life of luxury.
@unknowndazza The Full Frod Story! It’s been a crazy journey from 0 to 60k people of Frodrick! Appreciate your ideas and support☺️ #Frodrick #startedfromthebottomnowwehere #FrodHouse
Internet Falls In Love With Viral Video Of 3D Printed Castle For Tree Frogs
The top comment on TikTok is nearly as perfect as the video itself. It perfectly captures how the Internet fell for this video immediately. That person wrote “this is the true reason for the Internet.”
Others wrote “give King Julian a house” referencing the opossums needing a 3D-printed structure of their own.
Someone joked about how “there’s a frog out there living better than me.”
Dazza’s TikTok feed has a bunch of shorter videos about the frogs. This tree frogs viral video is the culmination of a long effort to give these croakers the most suitable living conditions possible. And the Internet is just going nuts for it.
We need more content like this on the Internet.
Trail Cam Captures Stunning Footage Of Gray Wolves Playing Like Puppies
The Voyageurs Wolf Project has set up remote trail cameras throughout Minnesota to track local gray wolf and timber wolf populations across packs. They recently capture stunning footage of gray wolves playing in the snow like puppies.
When an employee for the Voyageurs Wolf Project went to swap a camera’s SD card this past weekend they were stunned by the footage. It showed the Nashata Pack, 1 of 16 packs they monitor, playing like puppies on their first snow day.
This footage is also very informative. The Voyageurs Wolf Project worried the Nashata Pack of gray wolves had dipped to just 3 wolves this past Summer.
One of the females in the pack was pregnant at the time but they never captured footage of the pups. These clips reveal the current composition of the pack: