Patti Cake, Paddy Cake, Baker's Man.

When he saw what he saw it and the Baker ran.

Then he did what he did because he had to, fam.

Then he wept and he wept when they found the man.

You've crossed over to spooked.

Stay tuned. So this is frog.

Bright green.

Size of your fist lives high in the canopy of the Amazon rainforest, 100 feet high, can't even see it high, but you can't hear it.

And right before the dawn, thousands of them, croaking, pulsing, throbbing, a chorus echoing through the darkness.

The Kashinawa people, an indigenous tribe of the Brazilian Amazon,

they've been listening to this song for as long as they have been a people.

And they've come to understand something about this creature. They know if you take a secretion off its skin, this milk white, waxy stuff and you put it on a burn, it will heal you. Not like fix a cut, I mean heal the insides of you. They call this medicine combo.

But that's not what was called at the beginning.

In the beginning it was called something else.

I'm going to tell you the story, though it was told to me.

A long time ago, generations ago, Kashinawa were in trouble.

Some kind of sickness tore through the village. People were dying.

And the medicine man, the Pazier, he's trying everything.

Every root, every bark, every leaf he knows, nothing is working.

People keep dying.

So this old shaman, he makes a decision.

He walks into the forest, alone.

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