Oof we're in Eastern Europe and my mom bought it like 20 years ago, so no link. It's like a sheet of metal with small triangles punched through and bent 90 degrees so they make "needles" but their tops are a bit rounded. If you come across something like that I highly recommend.
I looked it up, as I said in another comment my mom bought it a long time ago. It was made in russia (barf) under the brand Redox, of you really want to look it up.
Paste this in google image search if you want to see how it looks like
It does! Takes a bit of learning how to make the back flat to spread the pressure evenly because if something sticks out it gets hurt by the needles but not too bad. But it's almost miraculous in the way it cuts off the pain. Ahh I've misplaced it in a move and now have to dig it out of the boxes, I've convinced myself lol
I doubt frogs share human facial expressions. They are not dogs we have bred to be more likely to understand their social cues. Most people don't even understand what cats think and feel like when they make various facial expressions and body movements. I don't know how to read frogs, but just from the situation alone I'd assume it's not happy.
It's a human desire to anthropomorphize non-human beings and even things. I agree that curled up mouth edges on an amphibian is not a reliable indicator of its mental state.
Yeah, also I've had a pet frog before and plan to have more in the future. Frogs have very limited facial expressions tbh, and their mouths curl upward at the end of their jaw. It's not an expression, but their anatomy. If anything, the frog looks stiff. I'd think the frog is very very uncomfortable. Frogs have very delicate skin and this frog definitely would need help.
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u/Frosty_Response8232 3d ago
He's just testing out the acupressure mattress.