Red‑eyed tree frogs can dive into water to escape danger and stay hidden underwater! They can hold their breath for a few minutes before swimming back to safety.
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Bush vipers inject venom that has special enzymes to start breaking down the prey’s tissues — helping do the “inside softening” work once the prey is caught, so the snake can digest it more easily.
There are about 200 types of poison dart frogs, and each one is painted in its own bright, unique colors!
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Copperheads belong to the pit viper family (Viperidae), which means they have special heat-sensing pits between their eyes and nostrils that help them find warm-blooded prey!
The small size of poison dart frogs helps them hide in tiny spaces where larger animals can’t reach!