What is the frog gills?

Answer 1

A frog's glottis has similar functions as a human; it functions as the opening of the windpipe. A frog's gullet is the equivalent of a human's throat. It connects the mouth and digestive system.

Answer 2

The same as the gills in any other aquatic creature. The gills are the equivalent of our lungs. Basically they absorb Oxygen from the water flowing over them and at the same time they remove Carbondioxide and other nasties they don't need or want from the blood stream.

Answer 3

To take in oxygen and to breathe out carbon
frogs breath through there skin and they have delicate bones becareful when handling
To Breathe! And to filter the Carbon Dioxide (Co2) out of the body and to bring in Oxygen ( O2) from the mouth, nose, and skin. The skin is semi-permeable, which means the skin only lets certain things in and/or out. ( like a window screen, if anyone who does not know what semi-permeable means)

The function of a frog's lungs are to collect oxygen from the air for the body and blood. It also filter carbon dioxide from the air. Maybe, not sure if it is the exactly right definition ;)
Frogs that can breathe on land use lungs. The frog has three types of respiration. It uses its lungs, skin, and the lining of its mouth.
The function of the frog lungs is to facilitate the supply of oxygen in the body. They allow adult frogs to breathe in without using their skin.
The lungs are used to breathe, just like ours are used for. But this organ doesn't appear until the frog is a full-grown adult.

I hope this helps :D Frogs use their lungs to breathe, just as humans, and every other creature on the planet with lungs.
they brethe through them
Uses oxygen to breath
breathing on land and underwater.

Answer 4

The lungs assist in breathing when the frog is on land. When the frog is submerged under water, oxygen is transmitted directly into the blood stream through the skin which is permeable not only to oxygen but also to carbon dioxide and water.

Answer 5

frogs do not have gills

Answer 6

To breath

Answer 7

the mouth