Halfway through her 43-mile rural route, she stopped to get gas and she noticed a tree frog, resting on one of the shelves of her car's grill."I thought about letting him out in a field, but he seemed pretty content."
So, she left him alone. Jennings was surprised when she finished her route.
"He was still in that same position when I returned home," she said.
Sometime during the night, he decided he didn't want another day of sightseeing and found a safer home, presumably under a rock or in a tree.
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If MO is anything like Nebraska, it was probably having a feast on all the grasshoppers the carriers hit each day!
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