Rainforest Poison Frog Motion Graphic Infographic

Wildlife species factsheet infographic titled "Rainforest Poison Frog" featuring a dominant hero PORTRAIT of a rainforest poison frog in motion across the rainforest floor, anatomically accurate, natural leaping pose, dynamic predator-vs-prey editorial focus, with subtle presence of tiny ant or mite prey and implied predator awareness in the environment, no gore, no cruelty. Show the scientific name in italic below the title: "*Dendrobates tinctorius*". Include a clean stat block with labeled facts in English: "Typical size" — "3.5–6 cm"; "Weight" — "3–8 g"; "Lifespan" — "10–15 years"; "Geographic range" — "French Guiana, Suriname, Guyana, and northern Brazil"; "Habitat" — "Humid tropical rainforest, leaf litter, mossy logs"; "Diet" — "Ants, mites, termites, small insects"; "Conservation status (IUCN)" — "Least Concern". Add 4 fact callouts arranged around the portrait with small icons and one-line English captions: paw icon: "Bright colors warn predators of toxic skin alkaloids"; prey icon: "Toxins come from ant and mite prey in the wild diet"; leaf icon: "Active by day and often seen moving across leaf litter"; water drop icon: "Breeds in small water-filled plant cavities and forest pools". Optional small range map silhouette of the Guiana Shield region highlighting distribution. Visual style: watercolor naturalist, rainforest deep green palette with yellow-blue frog contrast, layered botanical textures, soft misty rainforest atmosphere, editorial composition suggesting motion and ecological interaction. wildlife magazine editorial illustration, scientifically accurate, vector-clean infographic layout. All text MUST be written in English (array). Every heading, label, caption, legend and metric name in the image must be in English — not English. Spell each English word correctly using English characters and diacritics. Numbers stay as digits, no anthropomorphized cartoon, no captive-with-human imagery, no watermarks Anatomically accurate, no anthropomorphized cartoon expressions, no animal cruelty imagery, no captive-with-human framing. Conservation status (IUCN) must be accurate.