A CAR that’s became a normal everyday sight for motorists travelling inbound along the Princes Freeway has finally been removed.
The wagon, which has been there since February, was nestled in what would appear to be the native rare growling frog’s homeland.
The removal of the car has left drivers to speculate where the endangered froggies are going to seek shelter now.
“Now where will the frogs live?? Someone needs to think of the frogs,” one person wrote on a Facebook post of the car being removed.
It received 360 likes.
Currently, the frogs are protected by a fence which lines the bypass.
It is designed to stop the frogs from hopping out onto the road.
