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How do male frogs attract female frogs during mating season?
male frogs will croak to attract female frogs.
How do coyotes attract mates?
Coyotes howl to attract a mate. Howling occurs in January and February when they are looking for mates. They also use scent to attract their mate.
What is the simple present tense of the word attract?
attract or attracts.The smelly dogs attract flies. -- plural subjectThe water attracts frogs. -- singular subject
What should you use to attract a bullfrog?
a large pond with sufficent vegitation will attract many insects. if you provide that and there is bullfrogs in the area you are guaranteed to get frogs.
Do cat bells attract coyotes?
Cat bells are designed to alert wildlife to a cat's presence, potentially giving animals like birds a chance to escape. However, there is no substantial evidence to suggest that cat bells specifically attract coyotes. Coyotes rely more on their keen sense of smell and hearing for hunting rather than being drawn to sounds like bells. In fact, the noise from a bell may deter some wildlife, including coyotes, from approaching.
Do coyotes eat frog?
a coyote would probably eat a frog and depends
What do adult frogs do to attract a mate?
They croak. and make weird ribbet-like noises.
How do frogs attract there mate?
THey make noises . They sit on their lily pads and ribbit like a Prince
Get rid of frogs from under your house?
To get rid of the frogs under the house it is important to have the compound professionally drained to get rid of the frogs. It is however important to note that frogs eat insects such as mosquitoes in the garden.
What type of Animals live in Indiana?
raccoons, white tailed deer, mice, rabbits, hares, frogs, snakes, squirrels, coyotes, and many more.
What animal eats rabbits in Indiana?
raccoons, white tailed deer, mice, rabbits, hares, frogs, snakes, squirrels, coyotes, and many more.
What animals would you find in a deciduous wood?
All kinds. Birds, rabbits, snakes, frogs, bugs, spiders, coyotes, squirrels, etc, etc.....
