How do frogs avoid predators in the wild?

Frogs avoid predators using camouflage, toxic skin, and quick escape strategies. Many frogs blend into their surroundings to remain hidden. Poisonous species, like the dart frog, have brightly coloured skin that warns predators of their toxicity. When threatened, frogs can leap great distances or seek refuge in water. Some species even inflate their bodies to appear larger and more intimidating.