\n ![](\"http:\/\/cyber.law.harvard.edu\/blogs\/static\/dowbrigade\/3heds.jpg\")
Experts are amazed at the discovery. Children in a nursery were shocked when
\n they spotted a three-headed frog hopping
\nin their garden. <\/p>\n
The creature – which has six legs – has stunned BBC wildlife experts who warned
\nit could be an early warning of environmental problems.<\/p>\n
Laura Pepper, from the Green Umbrella nursery in Weston-super-Mare, said: "We
\nthought it was three frogs attempting to copulate at first.<\/p>\n
"It is very strange. The children couldn’t believe it."<\/p>\n
Mike Dilger, from the BBC Natural History Unit, added: "I have never seen
\nanything like this.;Frogs are primitive animals – so the occasional extra toe is not that unusual.
\nBut this is very unusual."<\/p>\n
All the creature’s eyes and legs appear to function normally, but it is not known
\nwhether it eats using all three of its mouths. The mystery amphibian is currently
\nthe subject of a frog-hunt after it hopped away and disappeared as staff at the
\nnursery showed it to curious parents.<\/p>\n
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