Yes, poison dart frogs have sticky pads on their toes that help them climb and grip onto surfaces in their arboreal habitats. These adhesive pads are particularly useful for navigating the leaves and branches of rainforests where they are commonly found. However, their primary method of mobility is not solely reliant on these sticky feet, as they also possess strong legs for jumping.
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