This frog can secrete wax to prevent sun-drying

• The video shows a giant monkey frog from South America rubbing itself with its front and back legs to make body wax.
• The wax keeps the skin from drying out in the sun and keeps it moist. Amazonian tribes call it “The Vaccine of the Forest”.

On the internet, a video of a frog that is very interesting has been found. The video shows a giant monkey frog from South America rubbing itself with its front and back legs to make body wax.

“The South American giant monkey frog massages its skin to secrete a wax that stops it from drying in the sun.” says the title of the video. The body wax keeps the skin from drying out in the sun and keeps it moist.

Watch the video here:

Watch how the South American giant monkey frog massages its skin to produce a wax that keeps it from drying out in the sun. #TiredEarth #NatureLovers pic.twitter.com/2qHQhGXBxG

— Debbie_banks (@Debbie_banks30) August 20, 2022

More than 2.4 million people have watched the video on Twitter. Several people on the social media site said they were shocked.

Someone wrote, “The wax is also an incredibly powerful medicine for humans, Amazonian tribes call it “The Vaccine of the Forest”. It is known as Kambo.”

Another user said, “I imagine this is what a hallucinogenic toad looks like after some time after you’ve picked one up, licked it, set it back down, and then decided to sit down next to it and stare at it like it’s some kind of psychedelic Kermit the Frog.”

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