As per engineer Mojang, the frogs added to Minecraft in the Wild Update could once eat an entire goat. The procedurally-generated survival sandbox's most late expansion presented a huge number of new features, including mangrove swamps and the startling Deep Dark. The Minecraft Wild Update added frogs as a delightful new horde, as well, yet at one point being developed the amphibious creatures had significantly more voracious appetites.

Despite releasing back in 2009, Minecraft continues to appreciate customary updates from Mojang. The title's most late expansion, the Wild Update, focused on fleshing out the title's block-based worlds by adding two robust new biomes. The game's new mangrove swamps are lush biomes loaded up with shallow water and congested with massive mangrove trees. A boat with an inherent chest helps navigate this new Minecraft biome, while frogs give it personality and life. In the mean time, the Wild Update also added another underground area that players can investigate notwithstanding the obvious danger ahead. These Deep Dark cities transform Minecraft into a tense ghastliness game, with players ready to track down significant plunder on the off chance that they can stay away from the almost unstoppable Warden horde.
A Mojang engineer journal, posted to YouTube by Minecraft, reveals that frogs in the Wild Update could once eat goats. Workmanship chief Jasper Boerstra and 3D artist Chi Wong make sense of that, while frogs eat small slimes and magma cubes in-game, one improvement snapshot had a strange bug that let the amphibious mobs eat goats instead. This is a very interesting sight, considering the way that the frogs are a lot smaller than Minecraft's blocky goats. While Boerstra points out that the frog's enormous mouth could reasonably fit a goat, the bug was nonetheless eliminated before the Wild Update's true send off.

While the new expansion was very robust, eliminated features from the Minecraft Wild Update prompted some backlash when it went live on June 7. The Deep Dark and mangrove swamps were successfully conveyed, however the update neglected to add other promised features like fireflies and worked on birch forest biomes. Indeed, even features that got it done were reprimanded, with some Minecraft fans asserting that mangrove swamps are too unfilled and the Deep Dark offers disappointing rewards. The backlash has even driven some gamers to call it the Mild Update instead.

Frogs are a cute expansion to Minecraft that assist with making swamps and different biomes more atmospheric. While they at present eat slimes and magma cubes, at one point the frogs were so ravenous that they could eat an entire goat. The bug was in the end fixed, yet fans will never forget the infamous goat-eating Minecraft frogs of old.