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How are you frogs? we know you await your destiny with trembling apprehension. Stay well; don't get afraid, we are with you.

With the hope of early monsoon young village girls even getting married to frogs for prevention of disease .

There is an old saying in the form of song still we hear now also in Indian rural villages-

Marrying of frogs as if there are Ram and Sita (Hindu God and Goddess)

Let's come rain to make our life full of flowers and paddy

Don't get angry have mercy on us we rely on you, you are our vorun  Debota (God of rain)

We will kiss you frogs and will get you married

Stay alive:

The ceremony or the belief in the story of save environment save green the Hindu God Shiva who turned himself into a frog following a quarrel with his wife Parvati. She cried for days causing disease to spread throughout local villages. When the villages asked for help she sent them to find Shiva and plead with him to marry a young girl. She herself posed as the girl, and when Shiva agreed to marry her they returned to their original god forms and the outbreak was cured.

Overall about one third the world's 6,100 species of amphibians are threatened with extinction.

Not only Australian aborigines and Native American so many Hindu communities still believe that the frogs were the bringers of rain.

We've all heard the classic fable about the girl who kisses a frog who turns into a prince, but a couple of girls in India are taking it to heart by marrying frogs.

Finally if we assume and see the frog is at the bottom level of ecosystem then tiger must be on the highest level. So to save the tiger or to concentrate on tiger project does not mean the whole amphibians generation will be out of danger.

So it's better to start from the root or from the bottom level means save the amphibian generation

At the last resort people of third world countries are living  like a frog

so save this frog also

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About the Author:
my self is a composer & a  poet too
How ever i have been writing articles and poems
since 15 years in diferent magazines
throught the world
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