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Due to their hairless bodies, the texture of frog skin is very similar to that of moist human lips. For this reason, many people find the sensation of kissing a frog surprisingly benign. All frogs are covered in a thin layer of mucus that in some species has a distinctive flavour and in some is poisonous to humans. Be extremely careful that you know the species of frog you are kissing and whether it is poisonous. The blue mantella frogs of Madagascar are known to have a particularly tangy mucus. Before kissing, practice by wrapping your thumb in a strip of fresh seaweed. The end of the thumb is similar in size to an average frog head. Pucker your lips tightly and practice delivering a rapid light peck. Developing your speed will help you to avoid the darting tongue of a real frog.

>>>>HELLO?? kissing a frog?? no way... eeow

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