At least the frog wasn't hungry during shipping?

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I'm just wondering how it lived. They pack those bags with nitrogen, not normal air.

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Oh wow!!

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hahaha - *swipes image to share*
thanks! that's a great one!

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"Now with 20% more crunchy Frog!"

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we use only the finest baby frogs dew-picked and flown fromn Iraq, lightly killed, and lovingly forsted with glucose.

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"Free pet frog in every bag!"

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Apparently this sort of thing is pretty common.

When my sister in law worked in the produce section of the local supermarket, she regularly would call me in to collect some sort of unknown tropical treefrogs from the fresh shipments. This also happened with the cut flowers they got in.

I never did get anything especially ornate but they were all pretty neat pets, and definitely not from the USA.

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how do they live in the bags though. i feel bad for them!

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"Aisle."

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Talk about organic...

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LOL...fresh AND washed!

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Would have been funnier if it was French-produced...

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I want a froggie in MY salad. That beats the hell out of a small plastic toy in the cereal!

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do frogs like spinach? (in before thom!)

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Wow. I'd heard of black widows in bananas, but not froggies! Too cool. Poor little guy though. He went through the rinsing process and everything :P

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Black widows? I heard tarantulas...since they are from tropic areas...black widows is new to me...:)

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Took me a minute! Oh, man he's like a little Big Boss in there; such a high camo index!

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My friend's husband found a toad packed in with a computer. Fortunately for the toad, my friend loves frogs and knew how to take care of it. She kept the California toad as a pet in Tennessee for five years.

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what the hell???

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Florette Spinach! Now with 20% more amphibian!

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Serves them right for buying nasty bagged lettuce.

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That's Spinach.

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"Hey Mac, got any bugs?"

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Aw. I wish pets came in the bag when I bought spinach.

Fresco is right.

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OMG! :O

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Yay!

One of the great things about your journal is that the folks who comment here are hep enough to know that random frog discoveries are a GOOD thing.

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Well, a good thing if you can take care of the little guy! I'd hate to see him starve to death or otherwise be miserable....

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My son told me about this today!!! He was "some guy found a frog in their spinach".

HAHAHAHAHAHA

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My mom bought some plants for the office she worked in from a vendor downtown once. He said the plants were from South America, we all just laughed and thought "whatever helps sell".

One of the plants ended up coming home, and we found a dead, crunchy lizard that was definitely not native to North America. We feel kinda bad, maybe he was alive and ended up starving to death.

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A friend of mine on a gardening board has a terrarium that she realized one day was inhabited. One of the bromeliads she bought must have had a frog living in it. Considering it also houses some sundews and pitcher plants, it is now the Hungriest Terrarium Ever.

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Hahaha one can only imagine the customer complaints from this hardline vegetarian bastard... *sweet*

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"Greeeeast- now the meat is conspiring to get me to eat it!"

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It took me a while to notice. Holy Smokes!

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OMG! Your username... your icon... :o

I'm all about the Djarum Supers.

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