Kulipari

Kulipari is a fictional race of frogs, specifically poison frogs, inhabiting a fictional Australian outback setting created by Trevor Pryce. The term "Kulipari" also serves as the title of a series of children's books and an animated television series based on those books, titled Kulipari: An Army of Frogs and its sequel, Kulipari: Dream Walker.

The Kulipari are characterized by their brightly colored skin, a source of both their potent poison and, in some cases, their unique abilities. They live in a protected oasis known as Amphibilia, where they strive to maintain peace and ward off predators and external threats.

Key characteristics often associated with Kulipari include:

• Poison: The primary defense mechanism of the Kulipari, derived from their skin. The potency and specific effects of the poison can vary.
• Tribal Society: Kulipari live in a structured society, often with defined roles and hierarchies.
• Courage and Duty: Recurring themes within the Kulipari narratives are the importance of bravery, self-sacrifice, and loyalty to one's community.
• Magic and Prophecy: Elements of magic and prophecy are woven into the Kulipari mythology, adding a layer of mystique and destiny to their world.
• Environmental Themes: The stories often touch upon themes of environmentalism and the importance of protecting natural resources.

The Kulipari series focuses on the adventures of specific Kulipari characters, particularly a frog named Darel, as they face challenges and learn about themselves and their world. The narrative often involves battles against various antagonists, such as scorpions, spiders, and other creatures seeking to conquer Amphibilia.