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The glass frog is named for its transparent skin, so that you can see all its internal organs [read more: buff.ly/2lsDhh7] [photo, Jaime Culebras: buff.ly/2rhJvHi]

12:00 PM · Dec 11, 2022

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Why? What would be the reason or purpose for transparent skin?

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That's what I was wondering 🤔

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Andromeda T. Sterling

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Antonio Plescia

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what about muscles?

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I hated in school that they made you dissect frogs. They should have these instead

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Wie krass das wäre wenn Menschen so aufgebaut wären

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Reminds me of the Game Boy Pocket.

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Amazing that muscles can be transparent. Very strange.

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As we are finding out, transparency is sometimes ugly...

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