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Stoddart Down Under
In tropical Queensland, there are frogs that brood their tadpoles in hip pockets, on the back, or in the mouth. But none is more curious than the frog that keeps its tadpoles in the stomach. Why aren't they digested? Professor Michael Stoddart finds out. BBC Bristol

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