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a red and green frog sitting on top of a moss covered rock in the forest
Poison dart frog
a black and orange frog sitting on top of leaves
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Poison Dart Frog
a white frog sitting on top of a green leaf
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"This rainforest frog is translucent enough you can see it's internal organs! Ah, nature.." via mike mccaffrey
four different pictures of colorful animals in the grass and one with an insect on its head
Indian Bull Frog
Indian Bull Frog
two blue and orange frogs sitting next to each other
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a frog sitting on top of a green leaf
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a blue and black frog sitting on top of a green leaf covered plant with leaves around it
Poison Dart Frog Amazing tail Colour
Blue Poison Dart Frog
a black and pink frog sitting on some rocks
The incredible purple frog that's one of 24 new species discovered in South America
Scientists have discovered 24 new species of wildlife in the South American highlands of Suriname, including a frog with fluorescent purple markings. Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-459834/The-incredible-purple-frog-thats-24-new-species-discovered-South-America.html#ixzz1UK2LB9fV
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a red and white striped frog sitting on top of a green leafy plant with leaves around it
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a yellow and black frog sitting on some rocks
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An endangered harlequin poison frog (Oophaga histrionica) clutches a plastic container inside its enclosure at the Santa Fe Zoo in Medellin, Colombia.
an orange and black frog sitting on top of a leaf
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a red and white frog sitting on top of a moss covered rock
A Multitude of Morphs: Harlequin Dart Frogs - Pictured here is the Koi morph. These are Harlequin Poison Dart Frogs (Oophaga histrionica, Oophaga sylvatica - two "different" [this is debated] species). These creatures come in a multitude of color morphs depending on the specific valley within their native region they hail from. Amazingly, the various color morphs can be found surprisingly close to one another, with different colored populations as near as adjacent hillsides!
a black and white frog with spots on it's body sitting on a tree branch
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I love this guy!! Dyeing Poison Dart Frog (powder blue morph)