a frog this rare and they got it on astroturff
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/09/070928-frog-picture.html
http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2007/09/070928-frog-picture.htmltransparent frog
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Well that looks like moss, cant really tell...
Anyway, thats pretty tight. Reminds me of translucent beardies and the house geckos on the windows at night. Well, it may solve the frog dissection controversy (they're farm bred arent they?), but it will bring up whole new issues with PETA and such. Its just another chance for PETA to claim cruelty (letting frogs have sex is apperently cruel to them) by selective breeding so they can rake in more $$$$ and publicity.
Looks cool, but probably wont catch on. Might make a cool pet though.
Anyway, thats pretty tight. Reminds me of translucent beardies and the house geckos on the windows at night. Well, it may solve the frog dissection controversy (they're farm bred arent they?), but it will bring up whole new issues with PETA and such. Its just another chance for PETA to claim cruelty (letting frogs have sex is apperently cruel to them) by selective breeding so they can rake in more $$$$ and publicity.
Looks cool, but probably wont catch on. Might make a cool pet though.
hmmm the transparent fish or glass fish look's much better but thank's for sharring something unique like this.
It's Crichton. That it's good goes without saying. That it's somewhat unnerving also goes without saying.