Les grenouilles de verre ont une peau…

Le dessous de ces amphibiens est si translucide que leur cœur, leur foie et leur tractus gastro-intestinal sont visibles à travers leur peau. Les scientifiques pensent que ce camouflage unique les aide à se fondre dans leurs habitats feuillus, les rendant plus difficiles à repérer.

Source

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_frog

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Publié le: March 29, 2026
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Étrange Animaux Biologie Bizarre Grenouille de verre Transparence Camouflage Amphibien Forêt tropicale humide

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