ranitomeya-imitator images - Joel Sartore

A mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator intermedius) from a private collection.

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A mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator intermedius) from a private collection.

A mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator intermedius) from a private collection.

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A mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator intermedius) from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

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A male mimic poison frog (Ranitomeya imitator) with a single tadpole on his back, from a private collection.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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Imitating or mimic poison dart frog (Ranitameya imitator) at the Baltimore Aquarium. This animal is a descendant of the few remaining animals in El Cope National Park in Panama, where the chytrid fungus may wipe out the animal at any time.

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