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A glass frog on a backlit green leaf with its translucent underside showing internal organs

Glass Frog

Centrolenidae

You can watch its heart beat through its own skin.

Rainforest
A blue poison dart frog on a wet dark leaf, its cobalt skin marked with black spots

Blue Poison Dart Frog

Dendrobates tinctorius "azureus"

Bright enough to be a warning, and only toxic because of what it eats.

Rainforest
An axolotl in clear freshwater with its feathery external gills fanned out

Axolotl

Ambystoma mexicanum

A salamander that never grows up, and regrows almost anything.

Freshwater
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