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Native to Australia and New Guinea, its docile nature has made this species a favorite exotic pet throughout the world. Interestingly, its skin secretions have antibacterial and antiviral properties.
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Native to the Amazon rain forest of Peru and Ecuador, this small, moderately toxic species advertises its poison with a bright red dash over its head and upper spine.
A tree dweller, this frog is so named because the abdominal skin of some species is transparent—their internal organs are visible through the skin. Its found throughout Central America and parts of South America.
As its name suggests, this frog is endemic to Panama. Critically endangered, some experts believe it may already be extinct in the wild. Their toxin is extremely potent.
Small and with slender limbs, this diminutive species is named for its finely granulated skin. It's found in Panama and Costa Rica.
Threatened by habitat loss, this sleek amphibian still enjoys a toehold in several South American countries.
Look for this frog on the floor of tropical rain forests in western Colombia. A highly toxic species, it's also a very adaptable creature and can survive in disturbed habitats.
Long-legged and pop-eyed—welcome to the wonderful world of the frog!
With their fixed grins and colorful coats, these amphibians are some of the most endearing creatures on the planet. They're also among the deadliest!
Click and hop through this gallery of fantastic frogs.
Recognized for its pointed, angular profile, this species is endemic to Borneo, and is also found in Brunei, Indonesia, and Malaysia.
Its distinctive hunchback posture and azure complexion distinguishes this poisonous native of Suriname and the far northern reaches of Brazil.
This bright, beady-eyed frog is renowned for its widespread variation in coloration. Found in Central America, the species secretes a highly effective toxin.
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Long-legged and pop-eyed—welcome to the wonderful world of the frog!
With their fixed grins and colorful coats, these amphibians are some of the most endearing creatures on the planet. They're also among the deadliest!
Click and hop through this gallery of fantastic frogs.