What do frogs eat .The biggest characteristic of poisonous frogs is their color

 

 What do frogs eat

Frogs are vertebrates in the class Anura (tailless, an = no, uro = tail) of the amphibian (amphibian) class. They are famous for their leaps (a world record for body size) and hangar ghyan dak (love calls) during monsoons (breeding season).
Why the frog (Rhinella marina) is also known as the monster neotropical toad or marine frog. It is a large, terrestrial toad found in mainland South and Central America. However, it has been found in Oceania, the Caribbean islands, and even northern Australia. It is the largest frog in the world. It is a member of the genus Rhinella but was formerly classified under the genus Bufo which includes many species of true toads in Central and South America.

Why is the frog a prolific breeder? The female frog gives birth to a clump of thousands of eggs. Its reproductive success is largely due to its opportunistic feeding habits. It has a feeding habit not commonly seen in other frog species. It can eat everything living and dead. Adult frogs average 10–15 cm (3.9–5.9 in) in length. The largest recorded specimen measured 24 cm (9.4 in) from nostril to anus.

Poisonous frog

The Green Cascade Frog is the country's first poisonous frog. However, although it was first identified in Bangladesh, this species of frog is present in India's Meghalaya, Myanmar, and Vietnam. He said that when the green cascade frog is attacked, it releases a foul smell and poisonous juice from the body in self-defense. As a result, enemies do not want to eat it.

Some of the most poisonous frogs

Golden poison frog

The golden frog occupies first place among the most poisonous frogs in the world. They are found in the rainforests of Colombia on the Pacific coast. Abundant rainfall and moderate temperatures are

suitable for their habitat. These frogs of the Golden poison frog species are not more than 5 cm in length. You see, he looks very small. But what if it looks small! They can eat many times more food than their own body! That's probably why their other name is eating frogs. The golden skin of the body is full of their poison. Their venom is so strong that 1 mg of it can kill 10,000 rats or 10 to 20 people. Such a strong poison! Just a touch on the back can kill anyone.

Black-legged dart frog

Black-eyed frogs are the second most poisonous frogs. This frog has two colors on its body. They are most common in the lowlands near the San Juan River in northern Colombia. The name of the area is 'Chako'. The Choco Indians here hunt by poisoning the frog on the head of the blowpipe arrow. They named the frog 'Nyari'. 150 micrograms of its poison can kill a healthy person in an instant.

Dyeing dart frog

The dyeing dart frog is the largest of the poisonous frogs in length, about 2 inches. They live in Guyana, Suriname, Brazil, and French Guiana. They are never seen in hilly areas. The natives of these regions rub the skin of the dyeing dart frog on the baby dart frog so that it grows colorful feathers.

Yellow banded poison dart frog

This frog can be found in some areas of South America, Venezuela, Guyana, Brazil, and eastern Colombia. These frogs with a black and yellow appearance are more common in rainy areas. Although frogs usually hibernate throughout the winter, the yellow-banded poison dart frog is the only one that hibernates during the summer.

Blue poison arrow frog

These frogs, 3-4 cm long, blue with black spots, can be found all over Brazil. Native Indians named it Okopipi. Apart from the color of this frog, the other thing that is easy to see is its hump. Only one Blue poison arrow frog has a hump. And like all poisonous frogs, its diet is the same. Ants, spiders, and caterpillars are its food.

Corroboree frog

The frog is named after the Australian Aboriginal festival of Corroboree. At this festival, everyone decorates themselves with yellow and black colors. Because the color of the body of the Korobori frog is similar, the name is also given to the name of the festival. They are found only in Australia. The biggest feature of the corroboree frog is that while all species of poison source is food, this is the only frog that produces its own poison in its own body. They live in the highlands. So they are only seen at least 1300 meters above sea level.

Strawberry poison dart frog

This strawberry frog is found around Nicaragua, Costa Rica, and Panama. The strawberry frog's main distinguishing feature is its body color. A single species can have 15-30 different colors. However, its name is named Strawberry poison dart frog because of the predominance of strawberry color.

Black-eared mantilla 

This 23 mm-long endangered species of frog is found only in Madagascar. Although they are not seen throughout the year, their activity can be seen well in November-December. Their skin color is similar to the Strawberry poison dart frog, but their ears are black, hence the name. They are also not less poisonous.

Green and black poison dart frog

They live in Nicaragua, Panama, and Costa Rica. They prefer to be near water. Measuring 1.25 inches in length, these poisonous frogs live for 7-15 years. Baby frogs are found in small water bodies in Nicaragua, Panama, and Costa Rica. And when they grow up, they move to all the Hawaiian Islands. These green and black colored frogs have very good eyesight and a sense of smell. That's why they are rarely seen in human eyes. At the slightest hint of movement, Bemalum disappears in the blink of an eye.

Phantasmal poison frog

These frogs with dark brown and yellow stripes are found in different provinces of Bolivia. Its poison is also quite strong. Recently, it has been in great demand in medical science. Because the painkiller discovered from Bolivian frog venom is 200 times more effective than morphine.

These frogs are brightly colored and look great. But behind this beautiful color, they have a terrible form. Any one of them can kill a large animal in the blink of an eye with a single touch.