57K views · 1.1K reactions | After the female poison dart frogs lay their eggs, the males are the ones to take care of them! Once the tadpoles hatch, they'll then climb on their father's back to hitch a ride to the water! | Adventure Aquarium | Facebook

7.3K views · 786 reactions | Our recently acquired Dart Frogs have settled into their new enclosure and are always ready and waiting when it comes to feeding time. These tiny frogs are around half the size of your thumb and come in beautiful and bright colours. Don't forget that admission into our reptile house is included free with your farm admission. | Cannon Hall Farm | Facebook

Sound on! Have you heard the call of the poison dart frog? Male yellow-banded poison dart frogs use loud calls to attract mates and warn off competitors for their territory. The bright colors may help , and at the same time, deter predators. | North Carolina Museum of Natural Sciences

Poison Dart Frog☠️🐸 Rainforest jewel with a toxic secret | All About Animals The poison dart frog is a tiny rainforest amphibian, often no bigger than a paperclip, but shines with brilliant colors like yellow, blue, green, and red. These striking hues serve as a warning to predators about their toxic skin. Indigenous tribes once used their poison on blow darts for hunting. While some species are highly dangerous, others are only mildly toxic—and in captivity, they usually lose their poison. Bey