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Monday, September 28, 2009Y

World of Animals

Hey guys! Check this out man! I was doing research for my Physics presentation and I found this! So cool man! It's called Glass Frog. Have a lookey...



lol awesome thing right! You can see the internal structures of the frog here. According to the website, the internal viscera includes the heart, liver, digestive tract! You can totally see them! omg this is really cool! The frog looks like jelly! haha! Such a beautiful frog but it is on the brink of extinction already.

I am currently working on my Physics presentation but it feels so Bio! dot dot... My group is working on Vision in Animals and we have narrowed our topic down to Tapetum Lucidum. This structure is the reason why animals are coloured eyes when we take picture of them! haha! We, HUMANS, don't have them! lol! If not there is seriously something wrong with you! lol! No wonder Nana's and Ziggy's eyes are always yellowish! Now i know why!!!

Animals have a mirror is their eyes which is called Tapetum Lucidum! Interesting eh! Learn something new everyday! Since most animals have Tapetum Lucidum in their eyes, I shall put nana's photo instead of getting one from the website!


Haha see that reflection? That's the Tapetum Lucidum!

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