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Scientists Do Not Give Credit: They Discover a Type of Frog that Survives the Poison of the Giant Hornet
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The species is able to devour the wasp even if it receives the sting in the eyes Researchers from the University of Kobe (Japan) have discovered something really surprising. It is about the ability that has a type of amphibian to eat and survive the bite of the giant wasp. This type of frog is that of the species Pelophyllax nigromaculatus, native to East Asia and with presence in China, Japan and the Korean peninsula. The surprise of the scient…
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