article_snippet: A Japanese nature museum is launching a bizarre menu to celebrate the opening of A Japanese nature museum Deadly Poison Exhibition.
article_snippet: Guests will be able to see 25 live different poisonous animals from around the world at Orbi Yokohama, in South Toyko, before heading to the cafe to devour a frog of Guests own.
article_snippet: the dish of the day at Orbi Yokohama's new poisonous animals exhibition can be bought  for the tempting price of 1,000 yen (around £4.50).
article_snippet: Orbi Yokohama is not the first place to use the dark bun, with Burger King in Japan launching a range  in 2014.
article_snippet: If the protruding legs of the dish of the day at Orbi Yokohama's new poisonous animals exhibition are enough to put you off, guests can always sample the tamer Frog Egg Sweet for 580 yen (£3.17).
article_snippet: the dish of the day at Orbi Yokohama's new poisonous animals exhibitionincorporates a family theme, with a frog and 'spawn' - thankfully only made out of almond tofu and jelly.
article_snippet: Sega and the Sunshine Aquarium have teamed up to bring  Orbi Yokohama's new poisonous animals exhibition to the museum in Yokohama from March 21 to May 17.
article_snippet: The dish costs 580 yen (£3.17) and thankfully is only made out of almond tofu and jelly.
article_snippet: Other poisonous animals at  Orbi Yokohama's new poisonous animals exhibitioninclude spiders, stingrays, puffer fish and other animals.
article_snippet: Admission to Orbi is 600 yen (£3.28), frog burger not included.
article_snippet: Burger King's squid ink-stained cheese slices in their Kuro Pearl and Kuro Diamond burgers .
highlights_snippet: Orbi Yokohama is launching the unusual menu alongside Orbi Yokohama new exhibition .
  
highlights_snippet: Guests can view 25 poisonous animals, before eating a frog of Guests own .
  