Blue Poison Dart Frog Future

Blue poison dart frogs are brightly colored frogs that are carnivores and eat insects like ants and termites. These poison dart frogs are only a few centimeters long. Their habitat is the rainforest. Being poisonous protects them from being eaten by predators. Rainforests are disappearing because humans are destroying them. Also, the Earth is getting hotter because of climate change. The blue poison dart frogs are losing their habitat. If they get too hot, poison dart frogs will die. One way poison frogs could adapt is that they could try to live in other habitats. They could try to find other places that are shady and have lots of water. This could be under some bushes or some leaves. They could also become smaller and less colorful so that they could hide in these places and not get eaten. They could also become more poisonous to predators.