What is the mechanism of frog digestion?

The first major site of chemical digestion in frog is their stomach

On a frog, the tongue is the first organ that facilitates chemical digestion. The tongue holds diastase in the saliva that starts the digestion process.

No, not in the normal process of digestion.

is the stomach of the frog which will take place for digesting the food but it is in the small intestine that the final digestion occur.

The liver of a frog functions the same way as a human liver. It secretes bile needed for the digestion of fats.

bile in the small intestine emulsifies the fat for enzyme action

The internal lining of the stomach of a frog looks like a mostly smooth muscle with some ridges due to digestion. A frog stomach is the same shape as a human stomach.

The storage of water so in dry periods a frog will still has a watersource. The bladder is also used as a defence mechanism; if a frog is handled the frog will spill his urine to distract the predator.\ The bladder is also use to filter urine

The ileum in a frog is the third and final stage in the digestion of food in the small intestine. It absorbs whatever nutrients weren't caught in the upperparts of the small intestine.

Finger like folds in the intestines called villi and microvilli aid in the nutrients being absorbed into the bloodstream. The function of the villi in the frog is it helps with the digestion process.

The pyloric sphincter is in the frog's stomach. It aids digestion by pushing food from the stomach to small intestines.

Depending, do you mean the WHITE'S tree frog (AKA dumpy tree frog or and Austrailian green tree frog)? If that's the type of frog then make your hands wet with water that has been treated to be safe for the frog, then carefuly cup your hands around it with a hole between your fingers the size of her head. If it strugles, try to put it down somewhere safe, possibly its tank or a jar to keep it in while you clean the tank. If your hand is mysteriously wetter, the frog released its swim bladder on you (Defense mechanism), its not urine. If you drop the frog, just pick it up again. Hope this answers your question!

Yes it enters it through the glottis and is digested by titin. a frogs digestion is very complex and even more complex then a humans

Chemical digestion and mechanical digestion

There are many types of frogs, such as: African bull frog African clawed frogs Blue dart frog Butch frog Cape rain frog Common frog Corroboree Frog Dendrobates imitator Dessert frog Eastern Banjo Frog Gastrotheca marsupial frog Glass Frog Golden poison dart frog Golden mantella frog Goliath Frog Green Frog Indian common frog Lake Titicaca frog Leopard Frog Marsh frog Panamanian golden frog Pickerel frog Pixie frog Poison dart frogs Red eyed tree frog Strawberry Poison Dart Frog Tomato Frog Tree frogs True frog Water frog Waxy monkey frog Wood Frog Yellow-banded poison arrow frog

Similar to humans, frogs have tiny blood vessels attached to the intestines to aid the absorption of nutrients into the blood after digestion.

mechanical digestion. chemical digestion and filtering.

mechanical digestion is with your teeth , chemical digestion is in your stomach and small intestine.

The frog is small The frog is amphibious. The frog is talkative. The frog is muddy. The frog is colorful. The frog is vertebrate.

Frogs can be found in rainforests around the world. Common rainforest frogs include: * Panama golden frog * Tomato frog * Cane toad * Poison-dart frog * Rainforest frog * Monkey frog * Green and black poison dart frog * Blue poison dart frog * Yellow and brown toad * Three-striped Poison dart frog * Strawberry poison-dart frog * Green Poison Dar Frog * Hyla tree frog * Yellow-Banded Poison Frog * Glass Frog * Tree Frog * Boophis frog * Waterfall Frog * Striped Marsh Frog * Roth's Tree Frog * Ornate Frog * Red Tree Frog * Rocket Frog * Ornate Burrowing Frog * Nursery Frog * Northern Red-eyed Tree Frog * Marbled Frog * Northern Barred Frog * Northern Dwarf Tree Frog * Green-eyed Frog * Green Tree Frog * Lesuer's Frog * White-lipped Tree Frog * Dainty Green Tree Frog * Common Mist Frog * Australian Lacelid * Broad-palmed Frog * Bumpy Rocketfrog a.tree frog b.toads

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The type of digestion that chewing is referred to as is mechanical digestion.

stomach acid is chemical digestion

There are two forms of digestion: mechanical and chemical digestion.

digestion is the breaking down of food in the body