Saving the panamanian golden frog, a race against time

The Panamanian golden frog, a small and toxic amphibian, is native to Panama's mountainous rainforests. It faces threats from deforestation, poaching, and disease, leading to a decline in its population. However, successful breeding in captivity and ongoing conservation efforts offer hope for its survival.

Describe the physical characteristics of the Panamanian golden frog.

How does the Panamanian golden frog protect itself from predators?

What factors have contributed to the decline of the Panamanian golden frog population?

What is the significance of breeding the Panamanian golden frog in captivity?

What efforts are being made to protect the Panamanian golden frog?