In fact they are called poison dart frogs -touching their skin allows their bodily fluids to absorb into you through your skin -then you die from it! -It IS for real and the natives use it for hunting by rubbing their blowgun dart tips against the frog immediately before using the arrow.
Also curare from the curare plant.
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Poison Dart Frogs do not shoot their poison. They are named Dart Frogs because natives in South America used to use them to make the tips of their arrows poisonous.
Indian tribes in south America uses it as weapon (diping their spikes in it).
Natives of South America used the toxins secreted by the frog, which are some of the most toxic biotoxins found, to coat the heads of their arrows. This ensured a quick kill even with a non-lethal wound.
they live in rainforests and Indians used them for poison on their arrows
Ancient natives of South America tipped their darts with the poison of the dart frogs. This poison's chemical name is batrachotoxin, which is a very powerful neurotoxin.
Upas (also called ipoh) is an arrow poison used by people of Indonesia and Malaysia.
Natives of South America used the toxins secreted by the frog, which are some of the most toxic biotoxins found, to coat the heads of their arrows. This ensured a quick kill even with a non-lethal wound.
The poison of the poison arrow frogs.
A barbasco is a plant which is native to parts of northern South America, and used as a poison for fishing and an insecticide.
What is so unusual is that a long time ago Native Americans used the poison from the frogs on their arrows, so that when they shot someone with an arrow the poison would be in their blood and they would die from it.
There are four species of poison dart-frogs: Dendrobates, Epipedobates, Minyobates and Phyllobates.