I thought it best to post something related to fish during this trip. I noted an insect hatch in the ponds surrounding the university conference center. Looked to be about a size 10 something or other. The water did not look very safe to muck around, hence the lousy image. Didn’t notice any fish feeding.
From the piscatorial to the amphibious: One of the university professors took me for a short tour of his research. I noted a site with several small ponds and asked about them. Most of the ponds were for fish research; however, a few of the ponds were used for “frog farming” research. Apparently, one of the faculty is developing a feed mix to fatten frogs for the meat market. I’m not sure but I think this is where “Frogs Fanny” was developed. Just a guess. I didn’t notice any wild frogs in wheel chairs or on crutches.
In case you are interested, here is where I am: http://www.ufv.br/
Boa Tarde!
From the piscatorial to the amphibious: One of the university professors took me for a short tour of his research. I noted a site with several small ponds and asked about them. Most of the ponds were for fish research; however, a few of the ponds were used for “frog farming” research. Apparently, one of the faculty is developing a feed mix to fatten frogs for the meat market. I’m not sure but I think this is where “Frogs Fanny” was developed. Just a guess. I didn’t notice any wild frogs in wheel chairs or on crutches.
In case you are interested, here is where I am: http://www.ufv.br/
Boa Tarde!
1 comment:
Great posts, keep the info flowing and if you find any of that frog's fanny pick some up. I'm getting low.
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