Goa's Republic Day tableau on Rajpath had a giant green frog strumming a guitar. Back home, though, they often land on a ...

Gearing up for a frog hunt is like preparing for ... where they have become a symbol of the country's cuisine. The Goa version is served either shallow fried, in minced cutlets or cooked in ...

Although hunting of frogs is banned in Goa, assorted groups of twos and threes ... legs retained and served either marinated and shallow fried or curried in thick, spicy broth, which can be ...

Before the onset of monsoon every year, Goa’s Forest Department issues a warning that cooking of Indian bullfrog meat is as illegal as hunting the species. Yet, the sale of frog meat ...

Either curried or fried with condiments ... deserving of as much protection as the tiger. But in Goa, with the passion and demand for frog meat increasing, the mating call also attracts the ...

The only sounds are that of rubber slippers sloshing in the ankle-deep marsh in one of the many paddy fields somewhere in north Goa and the noisy symphony of croaking bull frogs seeking mates.

Frog meat is popular among the Russians and Spaniards in Goa and Maharashtra. To meet this demand, poachers go deep into the forests of Uttara Kannada during the monsoon and return with plenty of ...

Gearing up for a frog hunt is like preparing for ... where they have become a symbol of the country's cuisine. The Goa version is served either shallow fried, in minced cutlets or cooked in ...