Strawberry poison dart frogs eat ants, beetles, centipedes, and mites.
Blueberry poison dart frogs, like most frogs, eat small insects. Just like strawberry poison dart frogs, they get their name from their bright colors.
some types of snakes can eat the poison dart frogs, if they can cope with the poison.
No frogs eat plants. Poison dart frogs get their poison from fire ants.
no they eat bugs
So they can get there poison.
Poison dart frogs have a powerful neurotoxin. Therefor, no animals will eat them whether they are dead or alive. Instead, poison dart frogs are consumed by bacteria and fungi who are decomposers.
No, there are some poisonous frogs such as poison dart frogs.
No. Why would you want to anyway?
They don't eat plants. Dart frogs are carnivores.
Native Americans extract the deadly poison from the skin of these frogs and use it on their arrows or blow gun darts to quickly bring down game. In most animals, it could bring it down in seconds!The Poison Dart Frog is a perfect example of a classic Hegelian Misnomer. The native Ast'lani name for the frog was kichu'i which was extremely similar to their word for "arrow" "point", hichu'a. These arrows were often tipped with natural plant toxins. When the Spanish arrived, the words were conflated in their understanding, leading to the name that we currently use.
Last pointless answered that it was because "God made it that way", it is really because poison dart frogs get their poison from the bugs they eat.There for, they eat the same bugs. God might have "made them live with each other", but hardly that he "made" them that way.