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Cute desert frogs emerge in the desert after big rains | ABC Australia
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2:29Now PlayingAfter years underground, different species of burrowing frogs are popping up across the north west corner of New South Wales.
From the Trilling frog that spends most of its life underground, cocooned in its own skin, to the Water-holding frog which was used as a source of water by Aboriginal people.
Hundreds have been spotted hopping in and out of puddles thanks to soaking rain throughout Sturt National Park, where South Australia, New South Wales and Queensland meet.
Once they’ve eaten their fill, mated and laid eggs, they’ll burrow back underground to wait for the next big rain.
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