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建筑高手（Master of architecture） Human skyscrapers are spectacular, but when it comes to real high-rise buildings, we have to go to the animal kingdom. Next, we will introduce you to the top ten architectural experts in the animal kingdom in an inverted count, and try to compare their buildings to the famous buildings in human history. The tenth grey tree frog Frogs need to keep their eggs moist and not to be seen by predators. Some frogs venture to hide their eggs under the forest floor. But there is a frog that loves buildings. Mating is a troublesome issue for the African grey tree frog because they need to thrive while breeding. When the eggs are released, the frogs skin secretes a frothy liquid, and then other frogs help build a small frogs house together. The animal is ranked 10th in our list, as these bubbles build a sheltered home like concrete. There is a good example of how animals need to be close to our nature to survive. The grey tree frog always returns the baby to the water after a while. Ash tree frog like astronauts will temporarily stay inside their little house in the air, but a few weeks later, a house built of bubble begins to dissolve, at this time, the small tadpole will find the same truth -- in the real estate industry is always the most important position. Tree frogs always build this bubble house on the water so that their baby can safely fall into the water. The ninth great ape The biggest difference between humans and other architects in the animal kingdom is that we humans can use tools. However, if you look at the great apes, youll find that both gorillas, orangutans, and chimpanzees can use tools. The orangutan had a problem, and it found a hive, but its long fingers could not reach the honey. What to do? Making a tool to extract honey, although the tools are simple, few animals can be made. However, the wisdom of the great apes is not the reason why they are ranked ninth, because of the architects face. Their best works are their beds.