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Close up of Blue poison dart frog among low vegetation.

In this photo, a poison arrow frog called Ranitomeya Imitator is shown. This frog morph is from the lowlands of Peru. The amphibian in the photo is seen on a red and yellow heliconia flower. The frog has blue dotted legs and feet, while the body is black, yellow and orange. This is a very small colorful and rare frog found only in Peru. This frog was found and photographed in the wild.

Close up side on shot of a blue poison frog

Red Strawberry poison dart frog, Dendrobates pumilio, in the bromelia. Costa Rica.

roup of brightly colored blue poison dart frogs gathered around small bowl. Poison dart frogs are known for their vibrant colors and toxic secretions. They are found in the rainforests South America

Close-up of a panamanian golden frog (Atelopus zeteki), also known as Cerro Campana stubfoot toad.

Ranitomeya fantastica Caynarachi, Red-headed poison frog. Dendrobates frog from endemic Peru, Alto Caynarachi. Beautiful orange amphibian green vegetation. High quality photo

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Close-up of Blue jeans frog sitting on large green leaf. Side view. Nicaragua

The strawberry poison dart frog called also a blue joins frog is a small poisonous frog on the leaf in area of river Papaturro during day walking safari. It is located near Centro Ecologico Los Guatuzos, 3 ours ride by boat from San Carlos, On shores of Lake Nicaragua. Area around is known for water birds, turtles, iguana, bats, caimans and many plants as well as for many different mostly beautiful and poisons frogs.

The blue tree snail, the blue tree snail, the azure tree squirrel, the blue tree snail (Dendrobates tinctorius) is a species of insectivorous tailless amphibian from the family Dendrobatidae.

Ranitomeya sirensis, Sira poison dart frog, rainforest in Peru. Small amphibian in the bromelia green leaf. Tropic neature. Wildlife Peru. Ranitomeya sirensis, poison frog in the nature habitat.

Close-up of a blue poison dart frog or blue poison arrow frog (dendrobates tinctorius azureus).

Different colors of the Amazon dart frog / Ranitomeya ventrimaculata

$A Ranitomeya reticulata, or reticulated poison arrow frog, perches delicately on a vibrant heliconia flower, its small, colorful body contrasting beautifully with the lush orange and reds of the plant. The frog’s intricate patterns of black and red create a striking visual against the rain-soaked petals, which glisten with droplets that catch the light.\n\nAs it sits among the vibrant foliage, the frog remains alert, its large eyes scanning the surroundings for potential threats. The moisture from the rain enhances the colors of the flower and the frog, creating a vivid, alive scene in the rainforest. This moment captures the delicate balance of life in its habitat, showcasing the beauty and fragility of these remarkable creatures.$

A yellow banded poison dart frog sitting on a rock, looking upwards.

Close up of two Golfodulcean poison frog on leaves - dart frog species endemic to Costa Rica.

Mimic poison frog Intermedius, Ranitomeya imitator Intermedius. Different frogs in this species can be different colors. Each color morph of looks like a different other frog. High quality photo

Poison dart frogs are native to tropical Central and South America.

Dyeing poison dart frog, its scientific name is Dendrobates tinctorius

An endangered Atelopus Seminiferus toad is seen on a branch. This toad is endemic to Peru. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical moist montane forests and rivers. This toad is rarely seen in the wild. The toad has a ? design on the side of its back. The colors on the toad range from black to white, yellow and blue. This toad is only 5 cm long.

Green and black poison dart frog on a dead leaf

Specimen of the poison dart frog, Dendrobates tinctorius, with variable color patterns that warn of its toxicity. Its skin contains poisonous alkaloids, mainly pumiliotoxins

A vivid blue poison dart frog (Dendrobates tinctorius “azureus”) perched on the forest floor. The amphibian’s vibrant blue skin contrasts sharply against the blurred green and brown tones of its natural rainforest environment. Captured in a shallow depth-of-field, the image highlights the frog’s striking coloration while subtly showcasing the surrounding habitat. This species is native to the rainforests of Suriname in South America and is known for its toxic skin secretions and bold warning colors.

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