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Dendrobatidae
Dendrobatidae can be raised on special farms; visit a farm to learn about these creatures.
There are 200 species in this family. These small diurnal frogs are famous for their bright skin and dangerous toxins. These poisonous creatures are restricted to tropical forests of Central and South America, from Nicaragua to Brazil.
Dendrobatidae can be raised on special farms; visit a farm to learn about these creatures.
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Dendrobatidae -
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Most frogs of this family range from 2 to cm in length, but some reach up to 6 cm. Most of these creatures are terrestrial; some are arboreal. Their other common name, dart-poison frogs, reflects the practice of Indians to rub their darts onto the backs of the frogs. Dendrobatidae can be raised on special farms; visit a farm to learn about these creatures.
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