Panamanian Golden
Frog
By: Jolien
Habitat
• mountainous rainforest
• Streams
Desciption
• Color: Yellow and black dots all over the frog
• Weight: males 0.1 or 0.4 and females 0.14 or
0.5
• Size: when wet 12to17 ounces and when dry
3to7 ounces
• Diet[food]: very small insects and mice
Young[offspring]
• The Golden Frog
can lay up to 200 to
620 eggs per clutch
Predators
• Wasps when dead
• Some humans
Remaining population
• Most Golden Frogs
are becoming extinct
Reasoning Endangered
• Loss of habitat from
human caused activities
Protecting it know
• Some zoos will keep the
Panamanian Golden Frog
so it can stay out of
danger
Other Interesting Facts
• Native Americans form
small frog objects called
Huacas of Gold and clay
to resemble and honor
the Golden Frog.
Works Cited
• Seneca park . ‘’Panamanian Golden Frog’’. Internet. <http:
//www.senecaparkzoo.org/directory.aspx?category=amphihainlaid=37
• Woodland park zoo.’’ Panamanian Golden Frog’’. Internet.
<http: //www.zoo.org /ss/page aspx? pid = 1946>
• San Diageo. “ Panamanian Golden Frog’’. Internet.
<http.://www.sandiageozoo. Org /animal bytesltPanamanian golden frog.html>
• Saint Louise zoo. “Panamanian Golden Frog’’
Internet.<http.//st/zoo. Org /animal /about the animal/
amphibians/frog sand toad.
• Toronto zoo. ’Panamanian Golden Frog
‘’.Internet.<http.//www.toronto zoo.com/explore food the
zoo/animal details .aspx? Pg.=785
• Atlanta zoo. org. Internet.<http.//www.//home/animal/
amphibians/panamanian-golden-frog
• Markle’ Sandra. The case of the vanishing golden golden
frog. Millbrook 2012