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-	{{Template}}Frogs feature prominently in [[folklore]], [[fairy tale]]s and popular culture. They tend to be portrayed as benign, ugly, clumsy, but with hidden talents. Examples include [[Michigan J. Frog]], [[The Frog Prince (story)|''The Frog Prince'']], and [[Kermit the Frog]]. Michigan J. Frog, featured in a [[Warner Brothers]] cartoon, only performs his singing and dancing routine for his owner. Once another person looks at him, he will return to a frog-like pose. "The Frog Prince" is a fairy tale of a frog who turns into a handsome prince once [[kiss]]ed. Kermit the Frog, on the other hand, is a conscientious and disciplined character of ''[[Sesame Street]]'' and ''[[The Muppet Show]]''; while openly friendly and greatly talented, he is often portrayed as cringing at the fanciful behaviour of more flamboyant characters.	+	{{Template}}Frogs feature prominently in [[folklore]], [[fairy tale]]s and popular culture. They tend to be portrayed as [[benign]], [[ugly]], [[clumsy]], but with [[hidden]] [[talent]]s. Examples include [[Michigan J. Frog]], [[The Frog Prince (story)|''The Frog Prince'']], and [[Kermit the Frog]]. Michigan J. Frog, featured in a [[Warner Brothers]] cartoon, only performs his singing and dancing routine for his owner. Once another person looks at him, he will return to a frog-like pose. "The Frog Prince" is a fairy tale of a frog who turns into a handsome prince once [[kiss]]ed. Kermit the Frog, on the other hand, is a conscientious and disciplined character of ''[[Sesame Street]]'' and ''[[The Muppet Show]]''; while openly friendly and greatly talented, he is often portrayed as cringing at the fanciful behaviour of more flamboyant characters.
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Frogs feature prominently in folklore, fairy tales and popular culture. They tend to be portrayed as benign, ugly, clumsy, but with hidden talents. Examples include Michigan J. Frog, The Frog Prince, and Kermit the Frog. Michigan J. Frog, featured in a Warner Brothers cartoon, only performs his singing and dancing routine for his owner. Once another person looks at him, he will return to a frog-like pose. "The Frog Prince" is a fairy tale of a frog who turns into a handsome prince once kissed. Kermit the Frog, on the other hand, is a conscientious and disciplined character of Sesame Street and The Muppet Show; while openly friendly and greatly talented, he is often portrayed as cringing at the fanciful behaviour of more flamboyant characters.