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American Museum of Natural History - Not all heroes wear capes. Some, like Wallace's flying frog (Rhacophorus nigropalmatus), have webbed feet! This frog's webbed feet allow it to “fly” between trees, covering
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![American Museum of Natural History on X: "Flying squirrels? Sure! Flying snakes? Heard of those, too. But, did you know there's also a flying frog? & By flying, we really mean gliding. American Museum of Natural History on X: "Flying squirrels? Sure! Flying snakes? Heard of those, too. But, did you know there's also a flying frog? & By flying, we really mean gliding.](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/ESybf2ZUUAA3NIF.png)
American Museum of Natural History on X: "Flying squirrels? Sure! Flying snakes? Heard of those, too. But, did you know there's also a flying frog? & By flying, we really mean gliding.
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