Yes
creeks frogs eat bugs like flies and crickets etc. some times they will eat small fish a lizards they will some times eat there other kind keep frogs alive
yes
Sheep frogs eat mostly what all other frogs eat. The sheep frogs will eat insects such as flies and gnats.
A bag of penises.
Frogs glow when they eat too many fireflies
Firefly have many animal enemies. Toads, insects, spiders, lizards, and some birds eat fireflies. Fish and frogs eat fireflies who fall into the water.
The larvae are detritivores, the males are pollen eaters and the females also known as glow worms are predators who lure and eat males of other species of fireflies. Hope this is a good enough
Fireflies main enemies are humans. Fireflies can not even be found in some states now do to the poisons used on crops killing them. Birds also eat fireflies.
Squirrel Tree Frogs are carnivorous. They eat crickets, mealworms, moths, fireflies They have been known to eat bugs as large as medium-sized crickets.
Fireflies do not eat pollen, so they are not attracted by it.
I've checked several web-sites about fireflies (we call them lightning bugsin NJ) and found some interesting information about their diet. The babyfireflies are called larvae and eat worms, snails, and slugs. The larvaelive in the ground and look like grubs. The Asian firefly lives in thewater and only eats snails. The diet of the mature adult fireflies issomewhat of a mystery. The adult fireflies are sometimes predatory (theyuse their glow to attract other types of fireflies and then eat them) andalso drink nectar. You can find some more information about fireflies atthe following websites:http://www.ifas.ufl.edu/~eny3005/lab1/coleoptera/lampyrid.htmhttp://www.iris.biosci.Ohio-state.edu/projects/FFiles/frfact.HTML
only some frogs eat grass but not all!!!!!!!!! mostly grass frogs eat that
Ants eat plants, frogs eat ants, snake eat frogs
Yes
Mostly toads eat mice but some frogs,large,do too.They eat smaller frogs and other insects.
No, there are some poisonous frogs such as poison dart frogs.