Dino the frog found dead;other frogs reported safe

Dino the frog was discovered dead in the frog-only aquarium today. On Friday the frog's owner, Rachel Platt, noticed that the frog had shed his skin, but it seemed harmless enough at the time.

"We have a lot of questions right now," Platt said. "He seemed perfectly healthy. It just doesn't make any sense."

The other residents of Frank the Frog Memorial Frog Farm, Sammy and Jimmy Legs, both appear to be doing fine. As a precaution, Platt is going to remove the frogs from the farm tonight and give the farm a thorough cleaning. Such cleanings are standard practice after an unexplained death.

The farm was established in the grief-stricken hours after Frank the Frog died on Sept. 13. Dino and Sammy were added to the farm on that day. A week later, Jimmy Legs was added to the farm after he was banished from the community aquarium amid fears he might attempt to assassinate Orangejello upon his release.

"Dino wasn't with us for long," said one frog-watcher, "but he made a lasting impression."