Anyway, there's something beautiful about her. Whether or not the part with birthing froglings is included, I'm not sure. Maybe the beauty just changes with its inclusion.
ehehehehe.....those frogs....her back....i need to take a shower now....i very cold, cold....cold shower....AND SHE LOOKS LIKE SHES ENJOYING IT TOO!!! no amount of soap in my eyes can wash away what ive just seen....*cries in emo corner in shower*
So what happens to her skin after the eggs have finished hatching? Does the holes remain there? Do new eggs emerge there until they hatch again or does the skin patch itself up and cover the holes? It's been on my mind for a while now...
So what happens to her skin after the eggs have finished hatching? Does the holes remain there? Do new eggs emerge there until they hatch again or does the skin patch itself up and cover the holes? It's been on my mind for a while now...
In real Surinam toads, the eggs are covered by an additional layer of skin, which is shed away once the babies have all emerged. So it's not actually holes in their body, it's more like a skin blanket over the real skin, which comes off once the toads leave.