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Adapting to Change
Frogs are amazing animals that have demonstrated
for millions of years a remarkable ability to adapt.
From eyes that can see in virtually every direction
to webbed feet for strong swimming, frogs have
developed the skills and behaviors to survive even
as other species have disappeared.
In our 2011 annual report, we present the strategies
and capabilities we have developed and are
implementing to adapt to our changing world. Our
strategies are multidimensional but share a common
goal: to consistently deliver value over the long term
to all our stakeholders.
One of the largest and loudest frogs in North America, the
bullfrog is one of more than 4,900 frog species that can be found
around the world in an incredibly diverse range of habitats, from
the desert to the tropics to the Arctic. Around since before the
dinosaurs, the survival and proliferation of frogs is evidence of
their extraordinary adaptation to a constantly changing world.
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Entergy Corporation and Subsidiaries 2011