Big arms do not help male quacking frogs win a mate - ABC News

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Australia's male quacking frogs have evolved big arms to fight off the competition, but being strong does not guarantee they will win over the females, a new study finds.
Australia's male quacking frogs have evolved big arms to fight off the competition, but being strong does not guarantee they will win over the females, a new study finds.

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