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Used for centuries as a natural disease prevention and physical stimulant, an Amazonian tree frog has become a symbol of Brazil's fight to benefit the Indigenous from scientific developments based on their knowledge. There are more than one hundred frog species in the Amazon forest. For modern science, it would be unthinkable to start doing tests on people's bodies to know the effects of these secretions on human health. But indigenous communities in Brazil show that living in the jungle for centuries makes things different.

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very interesting
written by ayrton vollet neto, March 13, 2007

Carolina its really good!

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Ipressive!
written by Samuel Murari, March 14, 2007

Hello Carolina,

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written by Samuel Murari, March 14, 2007

It's just impressive this piece of writing. Congratulations!
If only the Brazilian population new what lies in the Amazon forest besides the "bunch" of trees and animals ... It's a dog eat dog in this world!

Samuel Murari

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You are awesome
written by Loise, May 02, 2007

This website stinks like crap. f**k YOU

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posionous tree frogs
written by Lakota Marshall, May 18, 2007

MAKE YOUR PICTURES BIGGER

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bad
written by sweet heart, May 28, 2007

lame and boring JUST HORRIBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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written by Ajay Sharma, September 27, 2007

Sir

i have deal with you one poision tree in india so please contact my mail id

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