It has long been known that various amphibians, including frogs and toads, lived during this time, and even much further back ...

The life cycle of the golden poison frog begins with the laying of eggs in a damp environment, usually in moist leaf litter or near water. After about two weeks, the eggs hatch into tadpoles ...

It might seem strange to care about a tadpole, but strawberry poison dart frog moms certainly care about theirs. After her eggs hatch, the mother carries up to five tadpoles on her back to ...

Curare [kyoo-RAW-ree], for example, is found on the skin of colorful poison dart frogs ... aquatic and free-swimming—frogs and toads at this stage are called tadpoles. At a certain size ...

The wriggling tadpoles hatch with tails and gills to ... They don't actually have horns, but they do have very wide mouths. Poison dart frogs are dangerous. They live in South America, too.