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Phyllobates terribilis
National zoo
It's the food they eat right. That's how they receive their toxins
As the name implies, this is the truly poisonous species. Although they become much less toxic in captivity, implying that it is something in their environment that makes them poisonous.
Thanks everyone!
this is amazing!
Thank you
nice one, hernandez wolf.
Hello. Please describe/name the captive location under "Habitat". Thanks
Spotted on Jan 19, 2013 Submitted on Jun 5, 2014
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It's the food they eat right. That's how they receive their toxins
As the name implies, this is the truly poisonous species. Although they become much less toxic in captivity, implying that it is something in their environment that makes them poisonous.
Thanks everyone!
this is amazing!
Thank you
nice one, hernandez wolf.
Hello. Please describe/name the captive location under "Habitat". Thanks