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In Brazil, the frog species Xenohyla truncata is known to eat milk fruit instead of insects. Scientists are finding out that these frogs may also be pollinating! This is the first time we've seen this happen.

Learn more about this exciting news: https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/28/science/frogs-pollination-fruits.html?unlocked_article_code=X8p_e2d1YgZx8iLRe7Rl2_U_lvUVnqI4dOetGeJkquuCIFfHgBIGEK22Q0HVvLUszePOkfZAbSeFvb5OO7ez26QFezlY2omK1I12uXLqPrC9yjoroMkO1c5FOCRzSn0GgiRU6hhJGMp13VAj_Cbo5O9MdG2w4grPmwxGDef26XH0_FU_y8BFt-LOxqWuyH9a-IYpnc9MbqQt-gjqgyYVJNODtbku1DSdeaE388rfl1T8lc2v864litgKG3wr9sEbfi_Tz8M47KncvXl0ZzwnyJ4zOGBu7dFshbKXYxniVNCkOetTozqFW35FiX8WDdk5Ix1tZyhmrxsS8f4O1pHzkYLP&smid=nytcore-ios-share&referringSource=articleShare

Photo: Green Frog by Larry Master masterimages.org