Is a frog a prey?

Frog

The frog is the prey, the raccoon is the predator.

the tree frog is both a prey and a predortor

Yes - the snake is the predator, while the frog is the prey.

it catch its prey using the tongue

The frog is the prey. The raccoon is the predator. Raccoons can be both prey and predators as well as frogs that feed on insect prey. We call that a food chain.

The teeth in the frog are not useful for masticating. They are useful for holding the prey and prevent the prey escaping from mouth.

The relationship in the ecosystem if a pond frog catches a fly on his tongue is predator and prey. The frog is the predator and the fly is its prey.

The poison dart frog catches its prey by foraging in the leaf litter (forest floor) and uses its toxin to poison its prey and eats it.

A frog is both. it hunts flies, but is often eaten

when is a green tree frog most active

to capture its prey and to have it

It makes it easier for the frog to swallow its prey.

through their sticky tongue

With it's sticky tongue designed to catch prey.

This enables the frog to eat, in one gulp, food that is unwieldy (like earthworms), or nearly as wide as the frog's head. The frog is adapted for swallowing prey whole; there are no frog features for killing the prey first.

the frog captures its prey with its long, sticky, tongue. then it uses its teeth to hold the prey. Finally it uses its eyes to squash and push the food down its throat. It catches the prey in his/her mouth the blinks to "swallow" the food.

They have long toungs to where they can catch their prey

Insects and small vertebrates.

With its tongue.

To hold and secure prey.

as an egg, prey for some, as a tadpole, predator and prey, as a frog, same as tadpole

the poison frog use his liquity togue to catch his prey and also frog just hop around

Rapid uncoiling of its long, sticky tongue allows a frog to capture its prey.

The teeth along the jaw of a frog are known as the maxillary teeth which are used for holding prey.