The Strawberry Poison Arrow Frog (Dendrobates pumilio) is a brightly colored frog that deters predators through toxins in its skin.  Found in lowland rainforests of Central America, this species is susceptible to the impacts of climate change and tropical deforestation.

Art based on original photograph by Ron Holt.  

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The Painted Reed Frog (Hyperolius marmoratus) is a native of southeastern Africa and is found in savannah and grassland habitats.  A unique ability to waterproof their skin allows them to bask in direct sunlight for long periods of time without drying out.  These colorful frogs are relatively common within their range but are increasingly threatened by wetland drainage and conversion of their open habitats to forest.

Art based on original photograph by Piotr Naskrecki.

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About the Artist

Pine Roehrs has been creating colored pencil drawings of frogs for over 13 years. She drew her first frog in the 8^th grade as an art project and has been hooked on them ever since. Through this unique media, she infuses her subjects with life-like qualities and a vibrancy that resembles traditional acrylic or oil paintings. Pine grew up on a 110-acre apple farm in Clintondale, New York and has always had a keen love of wildlife and the environment. She currently works as a conservation researcher at Defenders of Wildlife in Washington, D.C. where she helps small nonprofits better conserve important lands for wildlife.

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