Why Some Poison Frogs Taste Bittersweet When Licked
Posted on February 17, 2012 - Filed Under Fish, Fishing Diary, Fishing Report
It’s a discovery perhaps only a frog-licking scientist could make: Toxic frogs secrete sugars and bile acids in addition to their poisons.
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Why Some Poison Frogs Taste Bittersweet When Licked
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