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Siegel, D.M. et al.

The frog prince: tale and toxicology.

Bufotenin is a substance present in the skin of some common species of frogs, and its ingestion (such as would occur in licking or kissing a frog) can result in vivid hallucinations. This biological property offers an explanation for the portrayal of frogs in folklore as creatures of transformation, or as intermediaries with other worlds.[1]

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The frog prince: tale and toxicology. Siegel, D.M., McDaniel, S.H. The American journal of orthopsychiatry. (1991) [Pubmed]

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