Blue Poison Dart Frog

The present adaptation of a blue poison dart frog is bright coloration. It warns to protect itself from predators of its poisonous skin. Another important adaptation is the toxins within its skin that can stun or kill predators. Their back and their head are sky-blue. The blue poison dart frog’s belly and legs are a darker shade of blue. Blue poison dart frogs live in northern and central Brazil. They have to have a humid environment. In the future adaptation, The frogs will go underwater due to deforestation. They will have poisonous, brown spikes. They have a tail to swim faster. It will have gills so that it can live underwater. The frog will have a hump to store food longer. They will have teeth so they have more options to eat. That is the future adaptation of a blue poison dart frog.