Footnotes – Pacman Frog

Posted by norm on Tuesday, January 3, 2012 · 17 Comments

Video games in the animal kingdom? Yes, it is true. Learn more about a species of frog named after one of the most popular video game characters of all time.

TheBardsSong

I want one.

drwily

I want two!

Anonymous

Cute frog indeed.
http://twitter.com/davidhass3lh0ff michael smith

cool frog
http://pulse.yahoo.com/_X67TCVAQ7UP3STL5QGVQAGLHII Brian

Yo yo yo yo yo! What is is, mother f***ers?!
Anonymous

a bit more graphic than I expected, but that was interesting
locoma

it was short, but really nicely edited and neatly put together, I liked it
http://www.facebook.com/drewbvogel Drew Brandon Vogel

Nice move norm. About a year ago, I was into frogs and got a green tree frog and saw pacman frogs online and in the pet store. Good video as always! Keep it up!
http://www.facebook.com/drewbvogel Drew Brandon Vogel

Nice move norm. About a year ago, I was into frogs and got a green tree frog and saw pacman frogs online and in the pet store. Good video as always! Keep it up!
http://www.facebook.com/Chappy422 Zach Chappelear

I got a pacman. we call him Jeffy. I’ve always wanted cool little pacman window clings to put on his terrarium.
http://www.facebook.com/Chappy422 Zach Chappelear

I got a pacman. we call him Jeffy. I’ve always wanted cool little pacman window clings to put on his terrarium.
Fnord

Ever heard of the “Sonic hedgehog” protein? There is a family of proteins named “hedgehog proteins” (there are 3 of them in total), and “Sonic hedgehog” was obviously named after the speedy blue hedgehog.
Now that is video games in science
Fnord

Ever heard of the “Sonic hedgehog” protein? There is a family of proteins named “hedgehog proteins” (there are 3 of them in total), and “Sonic hedgehog” was obviously named after the speedy blue hedgehog.
Now that is video games in science