And it started walking. In fact, it walked through the frog’s digestive tract and out the back end. This is 100 percent true, you can look it up.

The researcher can’t pinpoint what causes the frog to poop out its prey. However, when he pinioned the beetle legs with wax, all “were killed in the frogs’ digestive system and finally ...

This pond frog (Pelophylax nigromaculatus) makes easy prey of water beetles. But one beetle species (Regimbartia attenuate) can escape predation by traversing the amphibian’s digestive tract and ...