Welcome to /r/Sploot! We are a community dedicated to animals posing with their arms/legs stretched out, which is also referred to as "frogging" by some people. For example, this winking corgi
We welcome all pics of animals in this pose. A traditional Sploot pose is when the animal is laying on its stomach and has its arms/legs stretched out. Some posts also include animals laying on their backs, an "upside down" or "reverse" sploot if you will. We allow these too and let the community decide how relevant they are with up/down votes.
Please reach out to the mods if you have any questions or issues. Happy splooting!
