Copy-Pasted below is a description of the documentary;
"In both North and South Carolina, there are over 32 species of frogs. The Wood frog may look like an average or unbecoming frog, but it can actually freeze for months at a time in the winter, and resume its normal activities once thawed out and spring begins. The Eastern spade foot toad is nocturnal, and has extra smooth skin which secrets toxins to ward off predators. Similar to frogs, butterflies are plentiful in the Carolinas, and even if you have ever wanted more to show up in your garden, Patrick McMillan can show you exactly how to diversify your landscape to attract more of the beautiful creatures!"
"In both North and South Carolina, there are over 32 species of frogs. The Wood frog may look like an average or unbecoming frog, but it can actually freeze for months at a time in the winter, and resume its normal activities once thawed out and spring begins. The Eastern spade foot toad is nocturnal, and has extra smooth skin which secrets toxins to ward off predators. Similar to frogs, butterflies are plentiful in the Carolinas, and even if you have ever wanted more to show up in your garden, Patrick McMillan can show you exactly how to diversify your landscape to attract more of the beautiful creatures!"