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What role do frogs have in a wetland?
They eat all of the flies- we would be surrounded by them if frogs weren't here. Frogs play an important role in the food web of wetlands. If frogs disappear from an area, the whole eco system can suffer.
What organ are common to both human and the frogs respiratory system?
Most frogs have lungs, but their are lungless frogs. They can also breath thru their skin.
Why are flies important to frogs?
Flies are a source of food for frogs.
What is the most important system in the upper and lower body?
The most important system in the upper and lower body is the Circultory System
What are the important characteristics of frogs?
Frogs need air,food and water
What is the frogs most common habitat?
A frogs most common habitat is living in water
What system is a frogs nostril in?
Respritory
Do frogs have a pulmonary system?
yes
Do frogs have an immune system?
Yes.
What is the system that includes frogs stomach and intestines?
Digestive System.
Why are hover flys important to the ecosystem?
Mosquitoes are important because other organisms eat them. Such as spiders, birds, bats, and frogs. With out them the food chain would fail. Yes they sucks but there important to the eco system.
Are most frogs posinous?
No, most frogs are not poisonous. While some species of frogs do produce toxins on their skin as a defense mechanism, the majority of frog species are not harmful to humans or other animals. It's important to always be cautious when handling wild frogs to avoid any potential risks.
