From fish to frogs, and other most interesting animals in the world because of the nature of the translucent skin. If you look at the nature around you, you'll find that a lot of organisms feed on a lot of other objects, a large food chain created by God on this planet we are human beings and we preferred them to look at it and remind him into learning the Almighty by saying "Hallelujah."
Each object of distinct objects and means of defense that protects them from predation himself, hiding them from fluent, including a intoxicated or prickly skin, including from defending himself to the principle of first attack, and many more. Today we'll talk about one of the most exciting defense systems to wonder ...
It's transparent strange animals, scientists have not completely sure of how these animals evolved to this form of transparency of skin until blended with the surrounding environment. Even the animals are not easy prey for others, God-given this feature transparency of her skin even disappeared from the eyes of predators. Swank says Johnson, a scientist and a writer at Scientific American "almost all the ocean animals that do not have teeth or toxins to protect them, or can not escape from predators have the ability to stealth."
In fact, the common transparent skin in the depths, where the sun's rays do not reach, many of these creatures rely on stealth in order to preserve her life, ranging from light that can pass through her body between 20 and 90 per cent.
Large marine animals, their skin tends to be more pronounced than smaller animals by volume, as well as some of the marine animals that live at a depth of more than 750 meters can be transparent, such as those living on the surface. As for the transparent wild animals, it has been found that the butterfly with transparent wing in Ecuador, a butterfly called "Asbejitus" in Spanish, is concerned with mirrors.
As for the frog, "Fleishman glass" in "Alclaud" forests in Central and South America, the majority of its members vital and clearly visible because of the transparency of its skin. Usually found in animals transparent surface areas, such as those that live in the sea or in lakes.
These animals range in size from inches to greater than the size of a basketball. This is monitored through transparent objects visible contents of their stomachs, or by the reflection of light on the surfaces of their bodies, or as a result of the lesion on their skin color, but in total non-visible only after a few inches of it. The basic feature of being impervious to light is the possibility of these objects to camouflage in more depth and more from the angle.
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