
March 17, 2017 news, Argentina Bernardino Rivadavia Natural Science Museum researchers provided photos on the 16th, they found a South American dot tree frog in the Amazon rainforest that can emit blue-green fluorescence, and determined that this is the first time in the world that a "fluorescent frog" has been found.
This tree frog has a blue-green fluorescence on its skin after being exposed to an ultraviolet beam. This ability is called fluorescence, which absorbs short-wave light, converts it into long-wave light, and radiates it out. (Source: Visual China)