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<\/figure>\n Minecraft\u2019s <\/em>next big update is called The Wild Update<\/span> and it will add a ton of new nature-related content to the game. However, no fireflies! The glowing little buggers, which were planned to be the food supply for the newly added frogs, got cut from the planned update after Mojang received feedback from players that the insects were toxic to frogs. Whoops! <\/p>\n Sure, Minecraft <\/em>may not be a spring chicken anymore, but it\u2019s still an extremely popular video game with millions of players and a shit ton of content added via dozens and dozens of free updates released over the last decade. And the next update, The Wild Update or the 1.19 update, is adding even more to the blocky survival game, including a new mangrove biome and ancient cities. And as with all Minecraft <\/em>updates, parts of it are added to the game ahead of time via opt-in beta releases<\/span>. Last December, Mojang added frogs<\/span>. (Fans were very excited about it<\/span>, trust me.)<\/p>\n However, this led to a problem. The frogs were meant to eat fireflies, which would be added later via a different update. But according to a new video spotted by GamesRadar<\/em><\/span> <\/em>and released by Mojang, fans and frog lovers alike stepped in and shared some feedback about this plan. Namely, they didn\u2019t like it!<\/p>\n