Dendrobates
noun
Den·drob·a·tes
denˈdräbətˌēz
: a genus of toothless mostly small brightly colored tropical American frogs of the family Ranidae having a poisonous skin secretion that has been used by certain Central American Indians as an arrow poison
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from dendr- + -bates; probably influenced by Greek dendrobatein to climb trees