Poison Dart Frog

The poison dart frogs are found in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America, from Nicaragua to Peru and Brazil. The frogs are bright colors that can symbolize them as dangerous and poisonous to predators, and if they were attacked by a predator, the skin would release a substance that could paralyze or worse, kill the predator, almost instantly. In the future, the poison dart frog would have longer legs that can be thicker and webbed feet. The legs can be longer for better jumps that are also faster in the water and out of water on land or chasing their prey, they can also be thicker since they’re slim and that can be harmful. They need webbed feet to be able to push the water so they swim better if they’re swimming away from a predator.