Her Feelings Toward the Creature Change in Seconds

Her feelings toward the creature changed in a matter of seconds. The young woman felt one way about the amphibian, then quickly found herself singing a very different tune. Watch the short but hysterical clip to see and hear how the child initially felt about the critter, and how those feelings shifted dramatically right before our eyes.

Most people are big fans of animals, like downright adore those cute, furry and four-legged beings. Even if someone wouldn’t necessarily consider themselves a cat or a dog person, odds are that they still have a soft spot in their heart for them. How could anyone dislike dogs, cats, bunnies and every other cute animal?

Well, that’s where the agreement stops. When it comes to frogs, snakes, iguanas, salamanders and other similar creatures, opinions start to diverge, and things become much more polarized. Some people really love, adore and appreciate those critters. At the same time, there are people who would run screaming in the other direction if a snake ever crossed their path (me).

A clip posted on YouTube shows a young woman who apparently feels both ways about amphibians and similar critters. She both loves them and is disgusted by them at the same time. How is this possible? Well, not only does she exhibit these diametrically opposed thoughts and feelings, but she also does it in a matter of seconds.

In the opening seconds of the video, the little girl, who is sporting a chef’s hat, has a frog placed in her hands. Once she holds the amphibian, she comments on its cuteness. Seconds later, all of that fondness and adoration go out of the window. She mentions that she is “so scared of him.”

She begins screaming and demands that the frog be put back “in his home.” It’s unclear what happened to cause such an immediate and drastic change in how she feels about the frog, but something must have happened, right?

Genesis 1:21 “And God created great whales, and every living creature that moves, which the waters brought forth abundantly, after their kind, and every winged fowl after his kind: and God saw that it was good.”