Juletta's Life in the Choco Rainforest

Juletta, a golden dart frog, is one of the most toxic creatures, using her toxin for self-defense. She lives in the Choco rainforest, one of the wettest places on Earth, where it rains 300 days a year. As the rainy season peaks, Juletta seeks a mate to fertilize her eggs, marking possibly her last breeding season.

What is the primary reason Juletta's skin is dangerous?

• It is extremely hot to touch.

• It is covered in a potent toxin.

• It is very slippery.

• It changes color frequently.

Where does Juletta live?

• Great Barrier Reef

• Choco Rainforest

• Sahara Desert

• Amazon Rainforest

What is unique about the Choco rainforest?

• It has no wildlife.

• It is located in Antarctica.

• It is known for its high rainfall.

• It is the driest place on Earth.

Why is it crucial for Juletta to find a mate?

• To escape predators.

• To fertilize her eggs.

• To migrate to a new forest.

• To find food.

How often do golden dart frogs reproduce?

• Every month

• Every year

• Every decade

• Every week

At what age is Juletta during this mating season?

• 3 years old

• 5 years old

• 10 years old

• 7 years old

What is Juletta's main challenge in the forest?

• Finding food

• Avoiding rain

• Locating a mate

• Escaping from humans

What is the time constraint Juletta faces for laying her eggs?

• 1 day

• 1 month

• 2 weeks

• 4 days