description Banded Rubber Frog Overview
Phrynomantis bifasciatus, native to sub-Saharan Africa, is recognized by bold black-and-red banding and produces toxic skin secretions that deter predators from consuming it.
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Banded Rubber Frog ranks #116 of 216 in the Amphibian ranking, behind Indian Bullfrog, ahead of Grotto Salamander.
Bold warning colors and toxicity are appealing, but limited mainstream familiarity.
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