Feeding Frogs "50 Times Larger Feed Balls": What Happens? The Bored Pet Owner Conducts an Experiment

When it comes to pets, many people first think of common mammals like cats and dogs. However, insects, amphibians, and reptiles are also gaining popularity. In Japan, a YouTube personality known as "Chong" has become famous for his passion for frog breeding. He runs a popular channel where he shares videos of his frogs, including their adorable antics and tips on catching frogs and cockroaches. Thanks to the clear video quality and soothing music, his channel has attracted over 130,000 subscribers, making it a beloved destination for frog enthusiasts.

Recently, Chong shared a peculiar yet captivating video titled, "What happens if you make the frog's food 50 times larger?" The star of the show is a White's Tree Frog, also known as the "Australian green tree frog", which can grow up to about 10 cm in length and live for up to 16 years in captivity. The oversized food was handmade by Chong, leaving viewers wondering how his frog, nicknamed "Water Dumpling", would react.

The video shows Water Dumpling initially biting Chong's finger, then approaching the gigantic food pellet with curiosity. Despite being intrigued, the frog only took a small bite, showcasing a surprisingly rational eating behavior. This reaction is both amusing and relatable, as humans also tend to eat only what they can handle to avoid discomfort.

The video is just two minutes long but is well worth watching for its lively and entertaining portrayal of these frogs. Interestingly, the most popular video on Chong's channel has garnered over three million views, featuring frogs climbing onto people's hands. Chong updates his channel frequently, posting two to three new videos almost every week, which is a testament to his dedication and enthusiasm.

If you're fascinated by frogs, consider subscribing to his channel for a dose of therapeutic frog content.