Diet

The golden poison frog, scientifically known as Phyllobates terribilis, is a small insect-eating amphibian from Colombia’s humid forests. Adult frogs hunt tiny ants, beetles, flies, … Read More

American bullfrogs are powerful ambush predators with a very wide diet. In the wild, they eat insects, crayfish, fish, frogs, tadpoles, snakes, small mammals, and … Read More

American toads are insect-eating amphibians that feed on many small moving animals. In the wild, they help control garden pests by eating beetles, ants, worms, … Read More

Cane toads are opportunistic feeders, which means they eat many different foods depending on what is available. In the wild, they mostly hunt insects and … Read More

Poison dart frogs are famous for their bright colors and toxic skin, so many people assume nothing can eat them. In reality, very few predators … Read More

Poison dart frogs eat tiny insects and other small invertebrates. In the wild, their diet may include ants, mites, termites, beetles, flies, and springtails. In … Read More

Red-eyed tree frogs are colorful rainforest amphibians known for their bright red eyes, green bodies, and sticky toe pads. Like many frogs, they are carnivores … Read More

Red-eyed tree frogs are among the most recognizable frogs in the rainforest. Their bright red eyes, green bodies, orange feet, and blue-and-yellow sides make them … Read More

American bullfrogs are opportunistic carnivores, meaning they eat almost anything they can catch and swallow. Their diet is incredibly diverse and depends largely on what … Read More

Poison dart frogs are among the most colorful and fascinating amphibians in the world. Found mainly in the tropical rainforests of Central and South America, … Read More