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What role do frogs have in a wetland?
They eat all of the flies- we would be surrounded by them if frogs weren't here. Frogs play an important role in the food web of wetlands. If frogs disappear from an area, the whole eco system can suffer.
What eat flies?
Frogs eat flies.
How do you get xp faster in pocket frogs?
You tame the frogs You breed the frogs And you eat flies
What does a frog like?
Frogs likes other frogs.... And flies
Do frogs not eat?
Frogs eat flies and other bugs.
Do Dragon flies eat horse flies?
Frogs
How do frogs spot flies quick?
They have the instincts for it. I might want to mention though that frogs will rarely eat flies.
What kind of animals eat flies and spiders?
Frogs And Chameleons
Adult frogs eat meat and are?
Adult frogs eat flies or dragonflies.
Do frogs only eat flies?
no
Who eats flies?
Frogs, birds, and some insects eat flies.
Do frogs eat animals?
Frogs will eat insects and flies etc. but nothing bigger.
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