hold its breath
because they have nose sdo when they go in the water arter a little bit they will come cop and and breath then go back under the water.And when they are on land they dont need to come up and breath they can just breath on dry land.
A Frog can breath in and out of water
Yes, because a frog lives both on land, and in water. So they are the same thing, but a "land frog" is probably just a frog that you catch roaming the land.
Well, frogs are amphibians that are not fully adapted to live on land, but they can survive for a little while on land. Although they have lungs, they can use their skin for oxygen/carbon dioxide exchange as well. If they are in the water, they use their skin to breath. If they're on land they use their lungs to breath. They can't be out of the water for too long or they'll literally "dry up." God bless!
because they can take 1 breath an hour
Tadpoles (immature frogs) have to live in water, as they breath using gills. Once developed into a frog, and able to breath air using internal lungs, they become amphibious and able to live both in water and out on the land. Frogs will leap back into the water if disturbed, but spend most time in damp places under rocks.
no they do not. they can only breath in water.
Always water.
When the frog is swimming, its can breath by only putting the tip of its nose out of the water. Uses it to breaththey help the frog breathe underwater :)
Can a frog breath in a glass tank with a glass cover?
Yes, frogs are amphibians, which means they can live both on land and in water. They have moist skin that helps them breathe through their skin when in water. Frogs lay their eggs in water, where they hatch into tadpoles before developing into adult frogs.
they live in the water