Scott T. Cook

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What if all the worlds wonders were just a hoax?

The Frögen

In your travels, you may have heard tale of a dangerous and mysterious creature called the Frögen; who is said to be just

one of the elusive creatures that

inhabit the swamps and backwaters of

Lake Okeydokey, deep in the heart of Washingstone National Park.

At a reported 12 feet in length and

standing over 6 feet tall, the Frögen

is not something you want to encounter

on your next camping trip. Rumored to survive on unsupervised small children

and other small pets, the Frögen keeps lakeside campers on high alert during the twilight hours between dawn and dusk.

It is said that his nasty disposition and hunger for the unsuspecting, have left many a visitor to Washingstone shaking in their boots, vowing never to return to Lake Okeydokey.

A new animated series from Cookhouse Productions

Meet Leonard. When he was just a larva, toxic chemicals dumped in his pond

mutated his DNA to make this simple salamander grow abnormally large

but unable to mature. As a lasting side effect to his toxic exposure, he suffers

from constant dry and scaly skin that can only be soothed in the healing mud of lake Okeydokey.