Still, it comes by its scientific name, Phyllobates terribilis honestly. The frog is so poisonous that it is dangerous to even pick it up with bare hands. Its skin is full of alkaloid toxins and just ...

Brazilian Rainforest. Image via Depositphotos The most famous among these enchanting creatures are the Phyllobates genus, commonly referred to as poison dart frogs. These tiny wonders are native to ...

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These amphibians are known as dart frogs because indigenous people use the frog’s poison for blow darts and arrow poison. All wild dart frogs secrete toxins through their skin. However, ...

Close up of very distinct frog with brilliant red head and back and blue-to-purple legs, sitting on green leaf. Front view. Green and black poison dart frog in its natural habitat in the... Known as ...