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Golden Poison Frog on a Leaf

A tiny rainforest amphibian with smooth skin rests directly on a broad leaf surface.

A golden poison frog sitting facing forward on a large leaf.
Golden Poison Frog on a Leaf
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Golden Poison Frog on a Foliage Leaf

The golden poison frog is a small amphibian with exceptionally smooth skin and slender toes, often found resting on broad plant foliage in warm rainforest habitats.

Fascinating Facts About the Golden Poison Frog

Despite its tiny size, the golden poison frog is one of the most toxic animals on Earth. In the wild, it gets its poison from the insects it eats, whereas frogs raised in captivity do not produce toxins at all. Indigenous tribes historically used the frog's secretion to coat the tips of hunting darts.

Colors of the Poison Frog in Nature

  • Golden poison frog body: bright yellow, orange, or pale green
  • Poison frog eyes: dark black
  • Foliage leaf: deep green
Questions and answers

Questions and Answers

Where do golden poison frogs live in the wild?
Golden poison frogs inhabit the humid rainforests of the Pacific coast of Colombia. They prefer warm, damp environments with dense plant foliage.
What do golden poison frogs eat?
They feed mainly on tiny insects such as ants, beetles, and termites found on the forest floor and low vegetation.
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