About the Arrow Frog
Arrow frogs—commonly known as poison dart frogs—are small, vividly colored amphibians famous for their striking patterns and bold hues. Colors range from bright blues, yellows, reds, greens, and blacks, often arranged in high-contrast patterns that serve as a warning to predators.
Habitat
Arrow frogs inhabit warm, humid tropical rainforests where moisture is constant. They are commonly found on the forest floor, among leaf litter, or climbing low vegetation.
Diet
Small insects and invertebrates, including ants, mites, and tiny beetles.
Interesting Facts
- Known for bright warning coloration (aposematism)
- Toxic in the wild, non-toxic in captivity
- Active during daylight hours
- Many species provide parental care for tadpoles
- Lifespan of 5-10 years with proper care
Why This Animal Matters
Arrow frogs are powerful indicators of environmental health. Because their skin readily absorbs substances from their surroundings, they are among the first animals affected by pollution and habitat disruption.
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