What kind of consumer is a frog?

Answer 1

Frogs in their larval stage (tadpoles) are typically herbivores, feeding on plants and diatoms, though some are carnivorous, scavengers, or even cannibals. Upon reaching adulthood, almost all species of frog are carnivorous. They are most certainly in the consumer category.

Answer 2

I just asked my Biology teacher and she told me that Amphibians are secondary consumers. ~Natalie~

Answer 3

usually most lizards eat insects which have eaten plants making them a secondary consumer :)

Answer 4

A frog is a consumer. Amphibians are secondary consumers. A secondary consumer is an animal that eats smaller animals that eat plants.

Answer 5

Yes, they consume insects, which in turn had already consumed other insects or plants.

Answer 6

Depending on what is is eating, a crocodile could be a 2nd, 3rd, or 4th order consumer. It could not be a 1st order consumer.

Answer 7

A frog is considered a carnivorous consumer, as it primarily eats insects or other small animals for food. They are also an important part of the food chain as they are preyed upon by larger animals.

Answer 8

I think that frogs are carnivore.