Marsh-wiggle

In the book series The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis, Marsh-wiggles are a race of frog-like humanoid that inhabit the marshes of northern Narnia, south of the River Shribble. They are described as having large ears and green-grey dreadlocks. They have strong leathery skin and very long limbs attached to short torsos. Both their hands and their feet are webbed, like a frog's. Internally, they are evidently significantly different from huma... more

In the book series The Chronicles of Narnia by C. S. Lewis, Marsh-wiggles are a race of frog-like humanoid that inhabit the marshes of northern Narnia, south of the River Shribble. They are described as having large ears and green-grey dreadlocks. They have strong leathery skin and very long limbs attached to short torsos. Both their hands and their feet are webbed, like a frog's. Internally, they are evidently significantly different from human, although the difference is not specified. For instance, when Puddleglum's hand was chewed by Golg the Earthman, it is not nearly as damaged as it would have been if Puddleglum had been a human. Their feet are webbed, "like a duck's", as it says in The Silver Chair.Marsh-wiggles are known for their pessimistic and depressed views on life. These creatures live in large wigwam, possibly an abbreviation of "wiggle-wam", usually set apart from one another, as Marsh-wiggles like their privacy. They are not a very technologically-advanced race,... less