An army of small, amphibious invaders met a newly relocated Florida homeowner instead of pleasant neighbors and nice weather.
Lenora Ramsey-Schooley, equipped with a phone camera and a sense of bemused pleasure, witnessed the strange and unexpected invasion, which she documented earlier this month.
“We are currently undergoing what seems to be an infestation of sorts,” she stated. “These are not crickets. These are not bugs. These are, in fact, frogs. Little teeny, tiny frogs. And they’re everywhere.”
Once a plain place to store things, her garage was now a thriving metropolis for hundreds of little frogs.
“Our garage turned into a mini-pond playground for frogs overnight,” Ramsey-Schooley stated.
Anyone would jump at the spooky scene they created as they swarmed the floor, the walls, and even the tools.
“They just keep coming in the waves and masses,” she stated. “Apparently I’m a frog mom now, so send help up, I guess.”
While some of her new residents were discovered wandering alone around the garage, others were discovered huddled in bunches, as if having secret froggy conferences.
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The video that Ramsey-Schooley posted has already gone viral on social media. “The biggest thing right now is just really trying not to step on any of them,” she added. “So many. They’re really small.
The noble title of reluctant steward of her little froggy country was stripped from her when she pledged to return the tiny intruders to the wild.
