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Poison Dart Frog Characteristics

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The poison dart is classified as a living because it has all the 6 characteristics a living thing should have. The first characteristic is that it should be made of cells and it’s obvious because everything in this world living or nonliving are made out of cells. The poison dart frog obviously uses energy because it can catch animals and can move. The third characteristic is if it can reproduce and it can. The fourth characteristic is if it has homeostasis and cold-blooded animals don’t have a constant body temperature. The fifth characteristic is if it can grow and poison dart frogs can grow up to 6cm. The last characteristic is if it has the chemicals of life and it does have

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