Amazon Rainforest

Breeding ecology of the poison dart frogs

Breeding ecology of the poison dart frogs

A male poison dart frog (Epipedobates parvulus) carries tadpoles to water to complete their development. Behavior photographed in the wild near Mendez, Ecuador, western Amazon basin, Ecuador.

Giant river otter 
The Flooded Forest
Sky Gardens
Caught in the act
Rainforest Alert
Ahi de Monte
Brown-throated three-toed sloth
Blue-crowned motmot
Volcano in the Amazon
Medicinal plant use
Orchids of the new world tropical forests
Huaorani hunter, Yasuní National Park & UNESCO Biosphere Reserve
The mechanics of deforestation
Petroleum "development" in Ecuador
Cultural Impacts
Icon of the Amazon river basin
Eye of the Piranha 
Black piranha after the catch
Petroleum Impacts to the Yasuní National Park & UNESCO Man and the Biosphere Reserve
Piranha on the Barby
Amazon fish tales
Rainforest salad
Whimsical face from the past
Local foods
Snail soup
Boa constrictor
White-lined leaf frog
Breeding ecology of the poison dart frogs 
Bullfrogs in the Amazon
Gecko
Camouflage on the rainforest floor

Rainforest predator
Biological Diversity
Cultural experiences in the upper Amazon basin
Specacled caiman at twilight