(Image credit: Wikimedia Commons / Forzaruvo94) Stanford’s Adrienne Mayor examined the myth of Talos and others in her latest research. So, while you don’t have to watch out for oversized frogs anytime soon, you might want to watch out for some editing in the next unbelievable viral video you see.A Greek vase painting, dating to about 450 B.C., depicts the death of Talos.
“Dumpy is still the same loveable frog you see on the screen, the only thing that’s different is he was enlarged,” he said. In the future, he plans to release more content starring Dumpy and his other amphibians. “This opened the door to help educate people about how great tanks and amphibians are,” he said. He maintains a “paludarium,” a kind of enclosed terrarium with aquatic features, that is home to Dumpy and two salamanders.
I did all my editing in adobe premiere.” However, his disclaimer was buried around halfway into the video description – and as Peterson told CNN, copies of his original video without the caption also began circulating on TikTok, Twitter and Instagram, leading many viewers to believe the clip was real.īut the video’s viral fame has given Peterson an opportunity to share information about his semi-aquatic pets, he said. Peterson explained that the video was edited in the description of the original TikTok, writing: “His real size is about 4-5 inches he’s enlarged with vfx perspective tricks. “I didn’t expect people to go that wild over a giant frog,” he said. He previously posted a similarly edited video of the supersized frog.īut still, he was surprised by the massive reach of Thursday’s enlarged Dumpy video. “It causes a question and more interaction, debate over whether it’s real or fake,” he said. He said he hoped to inspire debate over whether or not the clip was real – this kind of ambiguity increases engagement on his content. Rare frogs released into California mountains after 2020 Bobcat Fire The Aquarium of the Pacific released 188 endangered mountain yellow-legged frogs into the San Gabriel Mountains last week.
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