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Actress Dies At Mexican Spiritual Retreat After Consuming Deadly Monkey Frog Venom
Mexican short film actress Marcela Alcazar Rodriguez tragically passed away after participating in a Kambo cleansing ritual at a spiritual retreat.
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This Frog Species Can Secrete Wax To Stop It From Drying In Sun
The amphibian spends most of its life in the treetops, and it produces a waxy substance that covers its skin with a protective layer.
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Giant Frog The "Size Of Human Baby" Leaves Villagers Stunned
Villagers in the Solomon Islands were left stunned after coming across a giant frog, described as being as big as a human baby.
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New Year’s Eve: Google Ends the Decade With Fireworks Doodle
Google is celebrating New Year’s Eve with a creative doodle on its homepage. The tech giant is known to celebrate big occasions with artsy Google Doodles, and the latest shows Froggy the weather frog enjoying the fireworks.
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Giant rats, fanged frogs discovered
Scientists have discovered new species of fanged frog, grunting fish and a giant rat, probably the biggest in the world.
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Actress Dies At Mexican Spiritual Retreat After Consuming Deadly Monkey Frog Venom
Mexican short film actress Marcela Alcazar Rodriguez tragically passed away after participating in a Kambo cleansing ritual at a spiritual retreat.
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This Frog Species Can Secrete Wax To Stop It From Drying In Sun
The amphibian spends most of its life in the treetops, and it produces a waxy substance that covers its skin with a protective layer.
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Giant Frog The "Size Of Human Baby" Leaves Villagers Stunned
Villagers in the Solomon Islands were left stunned after coming across a giant frog, described as being as big as a human baby.
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New Year’s Eve: Google Ends the Decade With Fireworks Doodle
Google is celebrating New Year’s Eve with a creative doodle on its homepage. The tech giant is known to celebrate big occasions with artsy Google Doodles, and the latest shows Froggy the weather frog enjoying the fireworks.
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Giant rats, fanged frogs discovered
Scientists have discovered new species of fanged frog, grunting fish and a giant rat, probably the biggest in the world.
