About the design:
I donated the model for this design to the Kansas Herpetological Society’s 2016 auction. This is a small selection of poison dart frogs from the jungles of South America. Poison dart frogs range from distasteful to deadly (like the bright yellow one) and are generally tiny, being only around 2 or 3 inches in length as adults. The toxin they secrete through their skin comes from the insects they eat. Those raised in captivity and fed other diets are not poisonous. The species illustrated here are Dendrobates lehmanni, D. leucomelas, D. auratus, D. azureus, D. pumilio, Epipedobates trivittatus, and the yellow Phyllobates terribilis.
