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Bumblebee Toad

• Distinctive black and yellow pattern

• Found in Argentina, may extend into Bolivia

• Occur in grasslands with rocky outcrops

• Toxic in the wild due to diet, become non-toxic in captivity

Tiger-Legged Monkey Frog

• Found in South America

• Nocturnal

• Female frog lays eggs on leaves overhanging the water. The tadpoles fall into the water after they hatch.

Lemur Leaf Frog

• Found in Central America - Costa Rica, Panama, and some areas of Colombia

• IUCN: Critically Endangered

• Nocturnal

• Color can change depending on activity & time of day

Poison Dart Frogs

• Also called poison arrow frogs

• The most brightly colored frogs in the world

• Diet contributes to the toxins they secrete throught their skin

• Live in tropical forests in Central & South America

Tiger Ratsnake

• Found in Central America - forested areas

• Diet: Squirrels, rodents, birds, lizards, frogs and other snakes

Rainbow Boa - larger individual found in Boa Hut. More info on Uco Boa Constrictors page

Smallwood Anole

• Diet of invertebrates, plants, other lizards

• Inhabit forests and deserts

• Will poke a hole in the ground with its nose to lay eggs

Smooth Helmeted Iguana

• Ambush hunter - will sit in a tree for hours not moving waiting for prey

• One of ours will do this right up against glass, so sometimes guests are concerned that he's dead.