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Are frog's communication a learned behavior or is it by instinct?
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A frog's hopping is an inherited behavior.
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What is the difference between the human brain and a frogs brain?
The main difference is in the association area. The association area is 90% of the human brain. It is what allows complex thought instead of just survival instinct.
What prevents frogs to live on land?
frogs do live on land. not all species of frogs live in water.
Do ducks eat frogs?
Yes, they do eat frogs.
How many chromosomes do frogs have?
frogs have 13 chromosomes. :)
Do frogs have a thoracic cavity?
No. Frogs do not have a thoracic cavity
Do frogs learn how to hop?
Yes there mummy teaches them of course they dont its there instinct!
What is the poison arrow frogs behavior?
something
What is an example of an inborn behavior in frogs?
they are really horny
How do frogs care for their self?
like all other animals they care for themselves because the have the instinct or they learnt it from their mother
What is a a poisonus dart frogs communication?
They have mating calls and distress calls.
What is one learned behavior of a seal?
I think that it would be that they learn to hunt for food such as fish frogs etc. I think it would also be that they learn how to breath they learn to do tricks like in sea world or another water park or something
Are African dwarf frogs harmful to babies?
My instinct is yes it is. Frogs and turtles often carry the salmonella virus and that could kill a baby, so to be safe I wouldn't let a baby play with either.
How are tadpoles and adult frogs adapted for their specific feeding behavior?
Tadpoles are typically filter feeders or herbivorous, while adult frogs are almost entirely carnivorous.
Why do dogs eat frogs?
Only some will because frogs and toads look appealing and they stir up a hunter's instinct in the canine, although most frogs and toads are poisonous to dogs and other mammals and their skin secretes a very bitter chemical that will make the dog drop the frog almost immediately.
What is the behavior of the African Dwarf frogs?
African Dwarf frogs can be see performing a variety of behaviors such as hunting/searching/eating food, surfacing for oxygen, breeding behaviour, etc.
If frogs have vocal cords why dont they speak as human beings?
Every species evolves communication differently. Their survival isn't dependent upon humans, therefore no need to evolve a way to communicate with humans. They speak; they do so as frogs to other frogs. Maybe frogs wonder why we don't speak as they do.
What is the poison dart frogs behavior?
male poison dart frogs call to other males to defend their territory. males fight to determine dominance. that is some of there behaviour, hope this helps:)
