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Rosie the Ribeter
- The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calavaras County
- Narrated by: Josiah Bildner
- Length: 12 mins
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Rosie the Ribeter
Narrated by:
Josiah Bildner
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Publisher's Summary
Who holds the world record triple jump record - for bullfrogs?
Rosie, the Ribeter.
She set the record in May 1986 at 21 feet, five and three-quarter inches.
Her record has stood for over 30 years.
This is her story.
It all started with Mark Twain and his famous story, "The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County". After it was published, the Calaveras County fair started the Jumping Frog Jubilee(TM), which has run since 1928.
Over the years, the frogs have jumped farther.
Why? Scientists say it's because of the frog jockeys, the men and women who catch and jump the frogs.
Listen to this extraordinary story of a man and a frog.
©2019 Darcy Pattison (P)2021 Mims House
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