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The frog triggered an alarm during the screening process, TSA says
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Transportation and Security Administration (TSA) officials have found many unusual items in travelers’ luggage – everything from loaded cuts to live cats.
Most recently, TSA officials discovered a live frog inside checked baggage at the Harrisburg International Airport (HIA).
A frog stowaway found hidden inside a traveler's suitcase. (TSA Northeast / Fox News)
TSA Spokesperson Lisa Farbstein shared a picture of the amphibious stowaway early Monday morning.
Farbstein said the frog recently triggered an alarm during TSA’s screening process at HIA.
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"This little creature was toad-aly surprised when he was spotted and he was asked for frog-iveness," Farbstein tweeted. "This find by TSA officers won’t be easily frog-gotten."
Last month, a Virginia man claimed he forgot that he was carrying a loaded handgun when he was stopped from boarding a flight at Richmond International Airport.
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And back in November, a TSA officer at JFK Airport in New York City found a live cat inside a suitcase after it went through the X-ray machine.