So-called "glassfrogs" are known as such because the skin on their bellies is transparent, leaving their lower abdominal organs Visible. In a newly-discovered species of glassfrog from Amazonian Ecuador, however, that transparency extends to the animal's chest. This means that if you catch one and flip it over, you can see its beating heart.

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