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What does a dart frog look like?
Dart frogs are small, brightly colored amphibians with smooth, shiny skin. They have distinct patterns and markings on their bodies, often in hues of blue, red, orange, yellow, or green. Dart frogs are known for their toxic skin secretions used for defense against predators.
What adjectives describe the poison dart frog?
small, brightly colored, toxic, and diurnal.
How do you know if the frog in your yard is poisonous?
Frogs that are very brilliantly and brightly colored are poisonous, and usually dull colored ones are not poisonous.
Is all colourful frog are poisionous if yes then why?
No. Some frogs are brightly colored to mimic a poisonous frog so that predators do think it is poisonous.
Why does a red eye tree frog have a red eye?
The red-eyed tree frog flashes its brightly colored body parts when startled. It sleeps by day with its eyes closed and body markings covered, they sleep stuck to leaf bottoms.
Are dark colored orange frogs poisonous?
Not all dark-colored orange frogs are poisonous, but it is important to remember that bright colors in nature often signal toxicity as a defense mechanism. If unsure, it is best to avoid touching or handling any brightly colored frog in the wild.
Is a poison dart frog a sea animal or a land animal?
A poison dart frog is a land animal. These brightly colored amphibians are primarily found in tropical rainforests of Central and South America. They thrive in humid environments, typically near water sources, but do not live in marine habitats.
Frog with green and black spots on the back and on its belly it is colored black and orange what kind of frog do you have?
posenise wart frog
How does a frog get energy?
fat bodies
Where are the fat bodies in the frog?
in their legslegs
Why is a poison dart frog brightly coloured?
Poison dart frogs are brightly colored to serve as a warning to potential predators about their toxicity. This phenomenon, known as aposematism, helps them avoid predation by signaling that they are not a safe or palatable option. Their vibrant hues are a visual cue that indicates they possess potent toxins, which evolved as a defense mechanism against threats in their natural habitat.
How does the color of the dorsal and ventral sides of a fish provide protection?
The dorsal blend in with the water, and the ventral blends in with the bottom surface. So they can tell if its dangerous if it is brightly colored. ( bright red frog= poisonous and non-tasty frog) :D - < I'm not sure if this right...I just guess..> P.S. This is exactly the same question on my science worksheet!
