Frogs.

Not frogs.

You see insects, you see frogs, snakes, eagles, butterflies, frogs, snakes, eagles.

That's where frogs belong.

I ordered frogs and noodles.

Come to me, pretty frogs!

My legs, my poor legs!

My legs. It's in my legs.

Do frogs breed in this water?

And then they become tadpoles and frogs.

The insects are eaten by the frogs the frogs are eaten by the snakes the snakes are eaten by the eagles.

Legs.

Fish tried amphibian life. Frogs adapted to deserts.

It has six legs there are the tuned, springy legs.

Hey, legs.

His legs.

Legs apart.

Nice legs.

And my legs were just trembling. I couldn't feel my legs.

And we were at this restaurant, and she said, So, basically, frogs lay eggs and the eggs turn into tadpoles, and tadpoles turn into frogs.

If astronomers were frogs perhaps they'd see Kermit the Frog.

Little froggy legs.

Lovely long legs.

We want legs!

Uncover your legs!

My legs, sir?

Hold her legs.

I have legs!

With legs incomparable?

We found we could do insects, spiders, which are close, things with legs, things with legs and wings, things with legs and antennae.

There used to be a lot of frogs in this pond.

Eleonora Giardinelli, a white swan in a pond full of frogs.

Well, a human, one of your legs works like two legs of a trotting dog, or works like three legs, together as one, of a trotting insect, or four legs as one of a trotting crab.

he has no legs.

He's got no legs.

Big mouth. Short legs.

My legs still hurt.

People have two legs.

Mary has nice legs.

Mary has nice legs.

You have beautiful legs.

His legs were crossed.

My legs are tired.

My legs fell asleep.

I liked your legs.