<p>We can learn a few things from frogs </p><p><a href="/tags/frogs/" rel="tag">#Frogs</a> <a href="/tags/nature/" rel="tag">#Nature</a> <a href="/tags/science/" rel="tag">#Science</a></p>
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<p>I've seen an AI parody of the Obama "Hope" poster going around featuring <a href="/tags/portlandfrog/" rel="tag">#PortlandFrog</a> and I decided that I should make a non-AI version (left). This is also under <a href="/tags/cc0/" rel="tag">#cc0</a> ( <a href="/tags/publicdomain/" rel="tag">#publicdomain</a> ) so feel free to use it however you wish. <br><a href="/tags/portlandfrogs/" rel="tag">#portlandfrogs</a> <a href="/tags/antifascist/" rel="tag">#antifascist</a> <a href="/tags/antifa/" rel="tag">#antifa</a> <a href="/tags/amphifa/" rel="tag">#amphifa</a> <a href="/tags/frog/" rel="tag">#frog</a> <a href="/tags/frogs/" rel="tag">#frogs</a> <a href="/tags/poster/" rel="tag">#poster</a> <a href="/tags/vector/" rel="tag">#vector</a> <a href="/tags/portland/" rel="tag">#portland</a></p>
<p>Before modern refrigeration, rural communities in Russia and Finland used an unusual technique to keep milk from spoiling: they dropped live brown frogs (Rana temporaria) into their milk containers. </p><p>Scientists later discovered that the skin of these frogs secretes antimicrobial peptides-natural antibiotics-that kill bacteria and slow spoilage, helping the milk stay safe to drink for longer.<br>@Rainmaker1973 <a href="/tags/globalmuseum/" rel="tag">#globalmuseum</a> <a href="/tags/frogs/" rel="tag">#frogs</a></p>
