Wholesale Loveland Frogman Wildlife Tunnel Patch

Join the Cryptid Conservation Corps to protect the rarest animals of all: the ones that are never seen but always overlooked. Ever since it was first spotted in 1972 in Loveland Ohio, the Loveland Frogman has faced increasing pressure from encroaching highway infrastructure in it's native environment. Standing about four feet tall and primarily active at night, the Loveland Frogman can also be hazardous to drivers, which is why the Highway 22 Wildlife Tunnel is critical infrastructure, saving these noble creatures as well as protecting teens speeding home for curfew. Our worldwide network of volunteers maintains programs like the Loveland Frogman Wildlife Tunnel on Route 22 in Ohio to help preserve these supernatural resources for future generations. Available in either iron-on or velcro-backed versions. * Measurements: 3.75" wide ©2024 Dissent Pins