MrIntelligentDesign
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If you are going to read the Abstract, the submitter had claimed that glassfrog could hide their blood so that they could attain transparency as camouflage, as one defense mechanics. And the reviewer/s in Science Journal had let this kind of article to be published? Oh my goodness, if you are going to peer-review the article, will you simply ask the submitter to be more realistic and tell the truth, or let fantasy creep into science? How many people will be in danger by seriously following our science, as a system of knowledge, today if we allow this kind of carelessness in using words to explain reality? oh my...
Is is really true that the glassfrog could do it by itself, by hiding its blood in the liver and become transparent?
Is is really true that the glassfrog could do it by itself, by hiding its blood in the liver and become transparent?