Shockingly, being eaten alive by dozens of hungry wasp larvae may have its advantages.

Unlike most frogs in Yasuní, poison dart frogs are diurnal and are typically found sleeping on top of leaves at night. This species, the reticulated poison dart frog (Ranitomeya ventrimaculata), is a prime example, and was regularly seen in this position alongside trails.

Breaking Precious Ground

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Ecuador’s Yasuní National Park may be the world’s richest rainforest. What will become of it now that oil extraction has begun?

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