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The simple answer is that during the lifecycle of the frog it eats a large amount of insects and their larvae. This includes mosquitos, flies and so on. So, with fewer or no frogs, insect numbers would increase astronomically.

If frogs disappeared (and there is a current issue with that exact thing happening), then it would be a notice that something is wrong ecologically.

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