<human>: Friend went outside and saw some frogs in unfinished pond (okay, she's embarrassed and doesn't want me to say it is an old bathtub she intends to make a garden tub literally in her back yard...and it will be pretty cool in her defense...eventually), got closer and realized there was a smaller frog in the mouth of a larger frog (head sticking out of bigger frog's mouth).  There were two other little frogs that were in the tub trying to get out (hopping up the side, sliding down, it was kind of pitiful as she put it).  As she picked up the little ones to help them escape, the big one went to the drain and shoved its face in the dirt in the drain (tub is in the ground) with the little frog still in its mouth.  She picked up the big frog, which still had the little frog in its mouth.  She tried to save the little frog and the big one would NOT let it go.  Then she had to go back to work, so her incredible saga ended with only more questions.

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<bot>: friend saw big frog with little frogs, one little one in its mouth, she seriously wonders whether it was eating it, and wants me to askreddit...I told her at a minimum, the answers would be entertaining.