But the frog contains a powerful hallucinogen, which produces LSD-like effects that can dangerous. So if you’re traveling around the southwestern US better watch your tongue. Licking or swallowing can ...

The frogs tend to emerge during the monsoon season and are most active from March to July. Also known as the Colorado River toad or bufo alvarius, the animal secretes the hallucinogen 5-MeO-DMT ...

“It can make you sick if you handle the frog or get the poison in your mouth ... or ‘trip’ ” of around 30 minutes, with hallucinogenic effects that are “significantly stronger ...

The giant monkey frog (Phyllomedusa bicolor) is known for its mind-altering skin secretions. A small handful of tribes deep in the Amazonian rainforest between Peru and Brazil have used this ...

Frogs produce a number of chemicals in their skin, including hallucinogens, glues and antimicrobials, to ward off infection and stop other animals from trying to eat them. "We wanted to test ...

"There is an Amazonian frog called Phyllomedusa Bicolor or the Sapo which I have been reading about for years. It is totally different from the psychedelic toads found in North America. The Sapo's ...

They breathe through skin that is moist, warty, crested and in some cases, poisonous or hallucinogenic ... Many amphibians, whether salamanders, frogs or their distant cousins — possibly ...