The dyeing poison frog (Dendrobates tinctorius) is known for its striking coloration, which serves as a warning to potential predators about its toxicity. In captivity, however, these frogs are not poisonous, as their toxicity in the wild is derived from their diet of specific insects. Copenhagen Zoo provides a suitable environment for these frogs, ensuring their well-being and offering visitors an opportunity to observe them up close.

While specific details about the acquisition and individual stories of the dyeing poison frogs at Copenhagen Zoo are not readily available, the zoo's participation in breeding programs and conservation efforts for amphibians is well-documented. By housing species like the dyeing poison frog, Copenhagen Zoo contributes to the preservation and public awareness of these unique creatures.