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  • brendaB brenda

    And the answer is ...

    Yes! Personality traits are considered to be genetic among the frogs studied.

    Ona could have inherited her sweet personality from Jurgi, with the assumption that Jurgi created offspring while he was here several years. Knowing he had Jade and Emmy, his two lady frog friends with him most nights, he could have several descendants in the neighborhood.

    I hope so!

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    @brenda said in Ona update:

    And the answer is ...

    Yes! Personality traits are considered to be genetic among the frogs studied.

    Ona could have inherited her sweet personality from Jurgi, with the assumption that Jurgi created offspring while he was here several years. Knowing he had Jade and Emmy, his two lady frog friends with him most nights, he could have several descendants in the neighborhood.

    I hope so!

    Love these updates!

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      Me too. So much more uplifting than politricks.

      "The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell." Simone Weil

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        That’s wonderful! On our end, I’m afraid the monkey Karla brought home 6 years ago is not acclimating well, and I’m going to have to start exploring rehoming him.

        The Brad

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          Lol

          Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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          • MikM Mik

            That's awesome. We're progressing nicely with Cosmo. She's a very confident, adventurous cat, but Stella and Luna are very perplexed about why there is a kitten on our deck and why we are associating with it. Every day Cosmo gets a little more friendly.

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            @Mik They'll be friends soon.
            We had two male cats many years ago, two brothers. One died, and the other one, the more skittish one, had to deal with the pair of female cats we adopted for kiddo's sixth birthday. The older male was terrified of them.

            It took a while, but one day I walked into our bedroom and found all three cuddled together napping. That poor old boy never got completely comfortable about playing with the girls, especially the bigger girl. She was a real bruiser, built like a tank, and he was quite small by comparison.

            It's fun to see their relationships develop. Fingers crossed that they all become buddies.

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            • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

              That’s wonderful! On our end, I’m afraid the monkey Karla brought home 6 years ago is not acclimating well, and I’m going to have to start exploring rehoming him.

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              @LuFins-Dad
              Another example of the role genetics play in personalities. I'm sure your wife can see examples of father/son shared traits every day.

              😁

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              • 89th8 89th

                @brenda said in Ona update:

                And the answer is ...

                Yes! Personality traits are considered to be genetic among the frogs studied.

                Ona could have inherited her sweet personality from Jurgi, with the assumption that Jurgi created offspring while he was here several years. Knowing he had Jade and Emmy, his two lady frog friends with him most nights, he could have several descendants in the neighborhood.

                I hope so!

                Love these updates!

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                @89th
                This is important info for a Minnesoooooota dad like you.

                There could be frogs in your future, even pet frogs. I recommend gray tree frogs.

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                • MikM Mik

                  Me too. So much more uplifting than politricks.

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                  @Mik

                  Thank goodness frogs are too intelligent to get involved in politics.

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                  • brendaB brenda

                    @LuFins-Dad
                    Another example of the role genetics play in personalities. I'm sure your wife can see examples of father/son shared traits every day.

                    😁

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                    @brenda
                    Oh, and thanks for setting that up so nicely.
                    Much appreciated!

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                    • LuFins DadL LuFins Dad

                      That’s wonderful! On our end, I’m afraid the monkey Karla brought home 6 years ago is not acclimating well, and I’m going to have to start exploring rehoming him.

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                      @LuFins-Dad said in Ona update:

                      That’s wonderful! On our end, I’m afraid the monkey Karla brought home 6 years ago is not acclimating well, and I’m going to have to start exploring rehoming him.

                      Monkey?

                      "The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell." Simone Weil

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                      • MikM Mik

                        @LuFins-Dad said in Ona update:

                        That’s wonderful! On our end, I’m afraid the monkey Karla brought home 6 years ago is not acclimating well, and I’m going to have to start exploring rehoming him.

                        Monkey?

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                        @Mik said in Ona update:

                        @LuFins-Dad said in Ona update:

                        That’s wonderful! On our end, I’m afraid the monkey Karla brought home 6 years ago is not acclimating well, and I’m going to have to start exploring rehoming him.

                        Monkey?

                        Ask @jon-nyc about it…

                        The Brad

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                          Very talented monkey. Understands English. Answers to the name Finley.

                          Thank you for your attention to this matter.

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                          • jon-nycJ jon-nyc

                            Very talented monkey. Understands English. Answers to the name Finley.

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                            @jon-nyc
                            Looks just like his dad. Acts like him, too, evidently.

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                            • jon-nycJ jon-nyc

                              Very talented monkey. Understands English. Answers to the name Finley.

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                              @jon-nyc said in Ona update:

                              Very talented monkey. Understands English. Answers to the name Finley.

                              That's what I suspected but did not dare to say.

                              "The intelligent man who is proud of his intelligence is like the condemned man who is proud of his large cell." Simone Weil

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                              • brendaB brenda

                                @LuFins-Dad
                                Another example of the role genetics play in personalities. I'm sure your wife can see examples of father/son shared traits every day.

                                😁

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                                @brenda said in Ona update:

                                @LuFins-Dad
                                Another example of the role genetics play in personalities. I'm sure your wife can see examples of father/son shared traits every day.

                                😁

                                LOL!

                                The Brad

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