How does frog capture their food and eat it?

Answer 1

They will either actively hunt or lay in ambush for their prey. Once prey is sighted, they will use their sticky tongue attached to the front of the mouth to catch their prey.
Frogs and toads use their tongue to catch insects, but somespecies prefer to hide and wait for an unsuspecting prey and then pounce. Frogs and toads use their tongue to catch insects, but somespecies prefer to hide and wait for an unsuspecting prey and then pounce.
Frogs have a long sticky tongue that shoots at the sight of food which include various flying insects a frog sits and waits for its pry and when it comes close enough he extends its sticky tongue and all the incects get stuck to it.
they get their food by using its tongue and eat mosquitoes
Frogs detect their prey visually, sinse they can not smell or hear very well.

Answer 2

Frogs use their tongues to catch the food it eats. If you seen a frog it would be waiting for an insect to eat it then stick its tongue out and the tongue is like a vacuum and it eats the insect.

Answer 3

They stick their tongue out and stretch it as far as they can then they will put it in their mouth. How the tongue goes back is it curls while entering the mouth. and to eat the food it closes its eyes and lets its eyeballs drop to their moth to crush the food to swallow it.

Answer 4

Frogs sit and wait for insects to come within their vicinity. When that happens, they strike the insect with their long, sticky tongue. Then they pull it into the mouth and swallow it whole.

Answer 5

They use their tongue.

IT is sticky so the flies stick on

Answer 6

it really depends on how you look at the question. i would like to think that a frog feeds bye closing in on his prey and then slips its tongue out and then he swallows.

Answer 7

Frogs eat by catching their prey with their tongue/mouth and swallowing it whole.

Answer 8

With its tongue.

Answer 9

they stick out their tongue