7 Most Poisonous Frogs and Toads Found in the Wild

Blue Poison Dart Frog

Native to Suriname, this striking blue frog secretes toxins like alkaloid. This toxin is a warning predators to keep far away.

Strawberry Poison Dart Frog

These frogs have vivid red and blue colours, warning of toxic skin alkaloids from their insect diet. They are found in central America.

Phantasmal Poison Frog

Endemic to Ecuador, Phantasmal Poison frog are poisionous. Their skin contains toxins which attack nerves, heart, and muscles on their predators.

Fowler’s Toad

Commonly found in North America, Fowler’s toad secretes mild bufotoxins which can cause nausea or illness if ingested by predators.

European Green Toad

Found across Europe and Asia, the European Green toad consists of toxins in its skin to protect them against predators such as snakes and birds.

American Toad

Found in Canada and the eastern United States. They produce bufotoxin from parotoid glands, which can sicken pets and deter predators.

Golden Poison Dart Frog

A native of Columbia, Golden Posion dart frog holds batrachotoxin in their skin which is strong enough to kill predators or ten humans instantly.