If you tap his head, it rings hollow.

"Breviceps macrops" - the angry squeak boi. They may look like a powered dumpling, but their sonorous war cry strikes fear into the hearts of predators.

"BORUTO'S DAAAAD!!"

The goodest of bois.

"Oophaga pumilio" - the fab but deadly frog. The most toxic of their genus, but also the most colorfully diverse with up to 30 variations. Note: Iz not real strawberry, no eat.

The G stands for "Git Gud."

Dark Sponges

That and - you know - you can actually die from it.

Here today, gone in a flash the next.

"Rhinella marina" - the big honking bonk. The world's largest toad species. Native to Central and South America, they were introduced to Australia and some parts of Oceania in hopes of controlling pests such as the cane beetle. They quickly became an invasive species, due to their voracious appetite and rapid breeding.

I thought Lillie was Alolan.

"Rhacophorus nigropalmatus" - the ridiculously photogenic frog. Due to their bright colors and their ability to glide from tree to tree, this is the first species that pops into people's heads when they hear the words "flying frog."

These gringos. Am I right, José?

"Rana temporaria" - other names include the European grass frog, or simply the common frog. The only species of frog native to, and currently in Ireland.