👉 Chevrier's, also known as the "Frogs' Foot," is a type of fungus that grows on the skin of amphibians and reptiles like frogs, lizards, and turtles. It is characterized by its distinctive appearance with small, round, and often brownish-black spots on the surface of the skin. The term "Chevrier's" is derived from the French word "chevre," which means "frog," referring to the specific type of fungus that causes it.
