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May 19, 2026
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'Greg' the frog found hiding in bag of salad released by housemates in Western Australia
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A small green hand emerged from a plastic bag of baby spinach. The housemates who bought the produce at Costco were shocked to find "Greg," a small frog, hiding inside.
The discovery was made in Perth, Western Australia, on Monday evening when the couple opened their salad bags and noticed a little frog hopping around.
They quickly took a video of the situation and posted it online, sharing their surprise with friends. The video quickly went viral, gaining over 1 million views in just one day.
"Greg," as the housemates have named him, was released back into the wild after they carefully han…
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