Kermit the Frog

Frog voice refers to the vocalizations made by frogs, primarily used for communication, mating calls, and territorial displays. Each species has distinct sounds, which can vary in pitch, duration, and rhythm. Male frogs typically call to attract females during the breeding season, and these calls can also serve to establish dominance among males. The unique sounds produced depend on the frog's anatomy and environment.

Kermit the Frog is a fictional character and does not belong to a biological genus. However, in terms of the character's portrayal as a frog, he is often associated with the genus Rana, which includes many true frogs. Kermit is a creation of Jim Henson and is best known as a Muppet character from "The Muppet Show" and various films.

The first color of Kermit the Frog was actually a shade of green, which has become his iconic color. However, when Kermit was originally created by Jim Henson in the 1950s, he was made from a different material and appeared more of a greenish-gray. Over time, Kermit's design evolved, ultimately establishing him as the vibrant green character beloved today.

Kermit's puppeteer is Matt Vogel, who took over the role in 2017. Prior to Vogel, the character was famously performed by Jim Henson, the creator of the Muppets, until his passing in 1990. After Henson, several puppeteers, including Steve Whitmire, also performed Kermit before Vogel stepped in. Vogel brings his own interpretation to the beloved character while honoring Henson's legacy.

A mouth plate for Kermit the Frog can typically be found at specialty puppet shops or online retailers that focus on puppetry supplies. Websites like Etsy or eBay may also have listings from creators who make custom parts for puppets. Additionally, you might check out official Muppet merchandise stores or forums dedicated to puppetry for more specific resources.

"Bein' Green" was first recorded by Kermit the Frog, performed by Jim Henson, in 1970 on "Sesame Street." Van Morrison later covered the song in 1971 for his album "Tupelo Honey." Kermit's version is the original, making him the first to record the song.

In "Crank Yankers," the episode featuring Miss Piggy and Kermit the Frog is Season 4, Episode 9, titled "The Best of Crank Yankers." In this episode, Kermit and Miss Piggy engage in a humorous prank call scenario, showcasing their classic dynamic. The show features various other prank calls, but the iconic Muppet characters are a highlight of this particular episode.

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"Hi-ho, Kermit the Frog here"

Kermit the Frog is in The Smithsonian National Museum of American History, although according to their website, as of April 2015, he is not on display.

Actually they were originally made out of Wacky Stax (an old toy). And felt was added on top for the pupils.
-See How Stuff Works to check this out.

There is 11 points.

Robin the Frog is the name of Kermit the Frog's nephew.

Kermit was part of Sesame Street as well as the Muppet Show. When Kermit and Miss Piggy get married in the Muppet Movie, her saide of the church is predominantly Muppet Show cast (including Pigs in Space) while his is mostly from Sesame Street.

The Muppets come in various shapes and sizes. Some are just a few inches long while others are 9'5" tall.

No not yet at least, there is a new movie coming out in 2013 ( 2014 the latest) so you never know

two reasons:

1) He is a fairytale creature and the people who made the movie thought he looked best that color.

2) He is a made up swamp creature, and most made up swamp creatures are green for some reason. probably to blend in with the algae and slime.

No,Kermit the frog is not real because if he was real he would have been a real frog and not be able to sstand up that high and he wouldd have alot of fur!

False - He first appeared on Sam and Friends in 1955

Jim Henson's Muppets were moved in a variety of ways. Some were manipulated using puppeteer's sticks (Rizzo, Animal's and Elmo's hands and feet, Beeker's mouth, etc.), some utilized marionette strings (small flying extras like bats and birds), still others were manipulated by the hands of puppeteers inside of them (Kermit, Miss Piggy, Rolf, Oscar, Cookie, and Elmo's body and mouth). A few of the larger Muppets were full sized costumes with a puppeteer inside (Big Bird, Snufflufagus, etc.). Occassionally, they were animatronic or remote control.

Kermit is a puppet. He can not be any type of frog.

Ben 'Bugs' Hardaway is considered the first creator, and the bunny was named for him, though many others were involved over the years; Robert McKimson is probably the bloke who gave us the rabbit as we know him.

Kermit and piggy got married on July 13 1984 when the muppets take manhattan came out.