Poison Dart Frog: Submerged

The poison dart frog relies on the environment for safety and hideouts. It has adapted to have strong legs to avoid danger. It has also adapted to have a special poison. Occasionally, it can blend in with its environment. It also has good vision for spotting prey and can breathe underwater. Surprisingly, it will touch its predator intentionally in means of poisoning it. The rainforests are completely submerged because of Antarctica melting and rising sea levels approximately 70 meters high. It will have filters for its sight to protect from pollution and murky water, and will have more stamina and bigger feet for digging holes and burrows. It can recognize a current to find when to burrow, it will leap with small currents to get around quicker in case of severe need, and it will have better leap timing to avoid predators.