Dehydration.
If you freeze a live frog, it will kill the frog. You can; however, freeze a dead frog.
a frog that kill
the frog will kill you.
depends on the frog. a regular tree frog wont kill it but if somehow a poison dart frog came in contact or was eaten by a moose it would kill it from the poison there are probably a bunch of differant frogs that can do that but the poison dart frog came to mind first and is the most poisones frog there is.
Not kill it at all
If a frog - or any other living creature - is truly dead, it is beyond saving. It is time to bury it.
a rock
Even though the frog is dead it can still get to the edge if some other animal drags it there, or if a current takes it there
Neither is the right side because the frog is dead.
No. The frog can only see insects that are moving.
Well, actually a frog egg is not living. But, the creature inside it can be. You know when a frog inside of a frog egg is dead when the egg turns brown.
Yes, chlorine can kill frog eggs as it is a strong disinfectant that can harm aquatic organisms, including amphibian eggs.