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Phyllobates terribilis
The golden poison dart frog (mint green morph coloration pictured) is the largest of the poison dart frogs. Zoo information indicates that this frog (in its native habitat) has enough toxin in its skin to kill 2 African bull elephants.
Captive. Tampa's Lowry Park Zoo.
Spotted on May 28, 2012
Submitted on May 29, 2012
2 Comments
I love the dart frogs. I just had the pleasure of seeing my first two here where I live. I also didn't know this one existed.
I never knew they had a green morph, very cool!