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Enjoy This Fabulous Music Video From Hi City Records in Uganda

Hills Morgan is an African artist/Producer based in Uganda doing Afro beats, Zouk, Hiphop and RnB and is a creative director in the Film World. He majored in creating Visual Content that splashes the beauty of the eye and to inspires other young content creators. Follow Hills on:

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“Hi Kerry! This is fantastic and now shared on my social media. And I was just enjoying listening to the Iberian Water Frogs that are singing away in a neighbour’s pond.” – Steve Andrews, Musician, Portugal

“Ok what am I crying??!!!! Love this so much!!!!!!!!!
– Alyson L., Volunteer

“I really want to be part of the saving movement by bringing the world together through Save The Frogs!”
– Hills Morgan

Save Life

Below is “Save Life”, another frog-themed song from Hills Morgan. Enjoy!

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A Message From Hills Morgan

“Well I knew about the frogs before because their songs sounded so beautiful in the night times and I knew they were some good friends around our home in the village. However I knew nothing much about them until I became a SAVE THE FROGS! member and started reading the articles about amphibians from Dr. Kerry Kriger, the ecologist and naturalist, about how to protect them and their habitats. So I wrote this song to call upon every naturalist and frog friend to join me, educate, inspire and consider saving the amphibians and their habitats.

Frogs are innocent and harmless creatures to humans. They don’t disturb. They stay in their zones and besides that they sing for us in the night. They are photogenic creatures.

SAVE THE FROGS! is an educational site that answered all my questions about the declining species of amphibians. This site gave me courage to befriend the frogs after knowing that they are friendly and harmless to humans. It’s a connect point to new experiences about different species of frogs from different parts of the world.”