It is the testes!
testes
It is not swollen, the male frog's thumb is Enlarged.
There is no opposite gender for frog. It is a neutral wordÊthat can be used to describe a male or female frog.
That is not the answer. The answer is Testes.
They are in a pre- stage of mating wich means that the male is holding on to the female. They are not having sex - the male clamps the female so no other males can fertilise her eggs when the female deposits them. Only during this moment - the so-called spawning, the males will deposit their sperm.
The first finger on a male frog does appear swollen, but is actually a nuptial pad. It is used to help hang on the female during mating.
The testes.
Between the kidneys and the bladder, same as in the male.
They are shaped roughly like the fists of an adult male and are located in the midsection of the body close to one's back.
They are shaped roughly like the fists of an adult male and are located in the midsection of the body close to one's back.
No, male frogs can only mate with females.
It is not swollen, the male frog's thumb is Enlarged.
The mating call of the frog is well known and is executed by the male frog. He will locate a watery area deemed suitable for spawning of eggs and will then call out to the female to attract her to this area that he has located.
How do you tell a male pacific frog from a female
Males croak all the time, Females only croak if they are about to be killed. A male frog will croak but a female frog will not.
a tyrell frog is a odd frog from japan and china this frog can be really aggressive if you come to close and will eat the male after giving birth and then the female turns into a male!
There are slight differences between male and female frogs. The male frog has an enlarged pad as its hand. Also, if you were to open it's mouth then you'd be able to notices two holes near it's esophagus on the bottom mouth, called the vocal sacs. Next, if you were dissecting the frog, you'd be able to notices its testis attached to its kidneys when looking underneath its liver. The female frog has ovaries and eggs that look like small black beads all connected together, on its kidneys underneath its liver. Surrounding it, there would be oviducts. If you weren't dissecting the frog, the easiest clue would be the size of its hands.
A bull frog.