Why Frogs Jump and You Don’t

Ever wonder how frogs jump 20 times their body length while you’re fucking struggling to hop

out of bed? It starts with their legs. Frogs have insanely strong,

spring-loaded muscles in their hind legs. One tiny squeeze, and they’re airborne like a furry green

rocket. Meanwhile, your legs are doing the bare minimum to lift all that

extra fucking baggage. Frogs also store energy in their tendons, like tiny elastic

bands ready to launch. They compress, release, and boom—fucking flying.

You? You flop over like a sack of laundry stuffed with snacks. Their lightweight

bodies make launching easier, and their bones are built to handle impact.