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The document discusses the blue poison dart frog, summarizing that they are small, blue frogs that live in warm climates like South America. They protect themselves from predators using poison glands in their skin and eat insects like crickets and spiders. Though some larger animals prey on them, the blue poison dart frog is not currently endangered.
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- 1. Poison Dart Frog BY MASOND
- 2. What is the poison dart frogs weight and length? What color are poison dart frogs? Poison Dart frogs are blue and they are 0.3 ounces and 2 inches.
- 3. What is the habitat for a blue Poison Dart Frog? The Blue Poison Dart frog lives in warm climates like south Carolina and south America.
- 4. Poison Dart Frogs eat crickets and spiders. Poison Dart Frogs are Carnivorous . What do Poison Dart Frogs eat and are they Carnivorous,Herbivore or a Omnivore
- 5. How does the Poison Dart Frog protect itself? The Poison Dart Frog protects itself by using poison that they have in their body and attacks animal or creature that try to harm it.
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- 7. Is the Blue Poison Dart Frog Endangered or is there any problems the Blue poison Dart Frog faces?luckily the blue poison dart frog is not endangered. Sadley some bigger animals can eat the poison dart frog.
- 8. CONCLUSION The thing I like about my animal is that the blue poison dart frog uses poison to defend itself. Also i'm surprised that the Blue Poison Dart frog is not Endangered
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