At dawn, 64-year-old Thomas walked his soybean fields, as always. But that morning, something strange caught his eye—a cluster of small, glowing, bluish eggs nestled in the wet soil. Too delicate to be bird or insect eggs, they seemed almost alien.
Curious, he took photos and sent them to a biologist. The next day, researchers arrived and made a surprising discovery: the eggs belonged to a rare species of tree frog, newly arrived in the region due to shifting climate conditions.