article_snippet: Researchers claim the ability to change skin texture to reflect its surroundings may enable the frog to camouflage its from birds and other predators – but say this has yet to be proven.
article_snippet: Katherine Krynak spotted the spiny frog, which nearly the width of a marble, sitting on a moss-covered leaf.
article_snippet: In This image, one of the frogs can even be seen sitting next to her transparent eggs, where the heads and tails of developing tadpoles can be clearly seen inside .
article_snippet: This is the astonishing 'glass' frog which manages to elude This predators with This see through skin - rendering This almost invisible.
article_snippet: Photographer Thomas Marent snapped the frogs - with bulging yellow eyes - underneath leaves at a nature reserve in Choco, Colombia.
article_snippet: In This image, one of the frogs - with bulging yellow eyes - underneath leaves at a nature reserve in Choco, Colombia can even be seen sitting next to Photographer Thomas Marent .
article_snippet: During the next three years, a team of fellow biologists studied the frogs - with bulging yellow eyes - underneath leaves at a nature reserve in Choco, Colombia.