A genus of golden or yellow-colored frogs found in tropical regions, particularly Australia and South America.
From Greek 'chrysos' (gold) and 'phyllis' or 'phylox' (leaf or blister). The name refers to the frogs' golden coloration and their warty or bumpy skin texture.
Some chrysophlyctis frogs (waxy tree frogs) are shockingly bright yellow as a warning—they produce toxic skin secretions, and their color basically advertises 'don't eat me, I'm poisonous!' to predators!
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