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In a hypothetical matchup between a rainforest frog and a small red-banded turtle, the turtle would likely win due to its defensive advantages. Rainforest frogs often have toxic skin that deters predators, serving as a passive defense. However, turtles possess hard shells that protect them from physical threats, including any attack a frog might attempt. Additionally, turtles can deliver strong bites. While frogs are nimble and might evade conflict by jumping away, they lack effective means to harm the turtle. In a confrontation, the turtle’s shell provides a significant advantage, enabling it to withstand attacks and potentially retaliate. In their natural habitats, though, both animals would typically avoid confrontation altogether.

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