How far can a frog jump?
The world record for a jump by a frog is 33 feet 5.5 inches over the course of three consecutive leaps.
It was achieved in May 1977 by a South African sharp-nosed frog called Santjie.
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How large do tapeworms get?
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Do tarantulas spin webs to catch its prey?
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What is the largest shark attack ever recorded?
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