This remarkable golden poison frog (*Phyllobates terribilis*) lives on the ground in humid forests along the Pacific coast of Colombia. They breed by females laying eggs on the ground, in which males transport the larvae to permanent freshwater pools. They are mostly commonly found as mint green and yellow however they can occur as orange. This frog is well known for its densely toxin-coated skin. 

This animal was captured by the Beastcam MACRO from the collection of Michael Wallitis.

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Model 39 - Golden Poison Frog

This remarkable golden poison frog (*Phyllobates terribilis*) lives on the ground in humid forests along the Pacific coast of Colombia. They breed by females laying eggs on the ground, in which males transport the larvae to permanent freshwater pools. They are mostly commonly found as mint green and yellow however they can occur as orange. This frog is well known for its densely toxin-coated skin.  This "Mint" color morph differs from the "Yellow" morph that is also part of our collection.

This animal was captured by the Beastcam MACRO from the collection of Michael Wallitis.

Downloads are freely available for creative and non-profit use. To inquire about licensing, please visit **www.digitallife3d.org**.

Model 41 - Phyllobates terriblis, "Mint morph"

Deathstalker scorpions (*Leiurus quinquestriatus*) are among the most venomous scorpions in the world. Native to arid regions of North Africa and the Middle East, they are instantly recognizable by their pale yellow coloration and slender build. Despite their small size, their venom contains powerful neurotoxins that can cause severe pain, fever, and convulsions in humans, though fatalities are rare with medical care.

These nocturnal hunters use their pincers to grasp prey and their venomous sting to immobilize insects and small animals. Their venom is also studied for potential medical applications, including cancer research and neurological treatments.

Deathstalkers are elusive and fast-moving, often hiding under rocks or in crevices during the day. While their name evokes fear, they play a vital role in desert ecosystems and continue to intrigue scientists and enthusiasts alike.

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