The video discusses the unique adaptations of the Waxy Monkey Frog, which lives in the rainforests of Central and South America. This frog has developed a special adaptation to cope with intense sunlight by producing a thick, waxy liquid that covers its body, acting as a natural sun cream. This adaptation allows the frog to retain moisture and withstand strong sun rays, showcasing nature's ingenuity in species survival.

In what regions can the Waxy Monkey Frog be found?

What is the purpose of the thick, waxy liquid produced by the Waxy Monkey Frog?