"Afrixalus delicatus" - also known as Pickersgill's banana frog. I kid you not, they're called banana frogs, funniest thing I've ever seen. The leaf-folding part is pretty self-explanatory. Members of the "Afrixalus" genus (or leaf-folding frogs) lay their eggs on leaves which hang over water, often folding said leaves to better protect their clutch. (They're also quite talented at origami. But not at poker, as they tend to fold then leaf)

They also primarily do office work, and are assisted by secretary birds.

*Laughs in toad sages*

So, her hips do lie then?

I think they're ducks, but I have no idea what kind.

I know what I'll be hoarding for the apocalypse.

Rando: "It looks like a tumor."
Birb: "It's not a tumor!"

Don't.

Interestingly, I have met a guy who was half-German and half-Russian. We didn't talk much , but he seemed like a nice enough guy. He told me he wanted to on a performance of Evgeny Schwartz' play 'The Dragon.'

Frogboy change your ways today or with us
you will ride
Trying to catch the devil's spawn, across the endless pond.