How does a blue dart frog crossbreed?

Blue dart frogs, like many amphibians, typically reproduce through external fertilization, where the male fertilizes the eggs laid by the female in water. However, crossbreeding between different species of dart frogs can occur when they inhabit overlapping territories, leading to hybridization. This process is influenced by environmental factors and mating behaviors. The resulting hybrid offspring may exhibit a mix of traits from both parent species.