Science: Check It Out, Beavis: They Said "Appendage"

Published May 2, 2004 12:00AM


Outside magazine, January 1998 Science: Check It Out, Beavis: They Said “Appendage” Because one man’s harbinger of doom is another’s prurient thrill By Sarah Horowitz Certainly, what with an entire episode of Nightline and untold column inches devoted to the topic, we’ve all heard plenty about the scores of mutant frogs turning up around the country. But how many of us have gotten past the first-sign-of-the-apocalypse rhetoric to see for ourselves what the fuss is about? Well, thanks to the omnipotent World Wide Web, we now have the ability to see Kermit-gone-bad firsthand — without the unpleasantness of slogging through algae-coated ponds. Herewith, four cyberaddresses where you can watch and, more important, learn.

Outside magazine, January 1998 Science: Check It Out, Beavis: They Said “Appendage” Because one man’s harbinger of doom is another’s prurient thrill
By Sarah Horowitz Certainly, what with an entire episode of Nightline and untold column inches devoted to the topic, we’ve all heard plenty about the scores of mutant frogs turning up around the country. But how many of us have gotten past the first-sign-of-the-apocalypse rhetoric to see for ourselves what the fuss is about? Well, thanks
to the omnipotent World Wide Web, we now have the ability to see Kermit-gone-bad firsthand — without the unpleasantness of slogging through algae-coated ponds. Herewith, four cyberaddresses where you can watch and, more important, learn.

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