The Glass Frog

Today, the northern glass frog is wet, slimy, and green with glowing yellow spots. It blends in with plants. They have clear skin by hiding most of their red blood cells in their liver during sleep so they can hide from predators. They live in humid forests in Central and South America. The frog can jump 10 feet and live 5 to 10 years. In the future, the frog will turn dry, angry, stronger and be tan, brown and red. Trees will get chopped down to make paper and room for houses / hotels. With no trees the rainforest will turn into a desert. The desert will still have life like the wild Desert Mallow. The frog can hide in the Desert Mallow to escape predators. The frog is still camouflaged but live in a dry desert. It's skin will get tough and hard so that predators won’t eat it.