Froguts.com Website Review

Froguts has been around since 2001. Rick, David, and Joni have had the honor of providing this resource to learners around the world. As of January 1st, 2019, we are no longer able to sustain the company and support new subscribers while we also pursue our other careers in education, healthcare data science, and museology. It is bittersweet to leave our pas*ion for Froguts while we continue to advance education and science through other means. It truly has been our privilege to know each of our subscribers for the last 18 years. Thank We have decided to provide free access to the online service (details below) as long as Google supports the Flash technology in its Chrome browser. Google has indicated that Flash support will end in late 2019. In addition to providing access to the online service, we are offering everyone a free do*nload of all Froguts modules (Frog, Squid, Cow Eye, Fetal Pig, Owl Pellet, Pea, Fruit Fly). The do*nloaded software should work on Mac and Windows based machines for many years to come (see details below) once do*nloaded. In fact, the expiration date on the do*nloaded software has been set for 100 years, hopefully by then a better solution for learning about biology systems is We regret that we can no longer provide support for the free versions of the online or do*nload service. Froguts will provide support to existing subscribers only until their current subscription expires. We are working to find a long-term hosting solution for the free online and do*nload service. Until we secure a new home for these resources, we are committed to hosting them through 2019. Froguts will not be accepting faxes, physical mail, calls, or email from anyone other than existing subscribers. If you are an existing subscriber, and need support, please contact [email protected] Notes: This link is best viewed in Google's Chrome browser version 69 or prior. If you are using a newer version of Chrome, you will need to enable Flash (visit Google Support for instructions). Google has announced that in late 2019 that sites that use the Flash technology,