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21-06-2010, 02:14 PM
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| | | See-through frogs I am curious about some kind-of "see-through" baby frogs that have developed in the garden pond. It is only a couple out of a batch of 100s, but they have developed last.
They have no markings and appear to have transparent skin. Are they really a pale colour and just see-through as they are so small? I can't imagine them looking like they do as adults.
They are kind of spooky, lol | 
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