Glass frogs, found in the Amazon, have such transparent belly skin that their internal organs can be seen working.
Why it is true
This unusual transparency serves as camouflage, as it allows the frog to blend in with leaves when resting, making it nearly invisible to predators.
Source: Herpetology
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