no, frog toes stick to anything. they have small hairs on them that enable them to climb, well, anything
Yes, tree frogs have toes, and they are typically equipped with adhesive pads that help them climb and cling to surfaces. These specialized toes allow them to navigate their arboreal habitats effectively. The toe structure can vary among different species of tree frogs, but they generally have long, slender toes that aid in gripping branches and leaves.
Primates do not primarily feed on frogs but some species of African monkeys will consume frogs. Mostly they stick to fruit, leaves and insects.
Because it helps them stick to trees and leaves. (:
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The frogs' toes were evolved this way. The long being of the frogs' legs in its' unique bent shape results in a structure of toes that help the frog hold it's weight of its' unique legs and body weight.
The majority of frogs have four toes on their front legs and five toes on their hind legs. Aquatic frogs have long toes that are webbed.
yes they do.. they have little ones on the end of their legs to help them walk around and help them with their landing ability.
Peep Toes
They don't
no these frogs cant stick on walls dont be stupid
A pois on dart frog depends on plants for food it will eat anythnig ican fit in its mouth. Frogs are carnivooters.The tocix comes from the plants that there prey eats which they absorb afterveating the critter