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the function of a frog is to help it jump around
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A frog's foot or leg are a lot smaller
How are crutches made?
crutches are good for you the help when you have a brocken leg it helps by taking the pressure of the broken or injured leg so it can have a faster recovery.
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Justin was opening for Taylor Swift when he tripped and injured his leg
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frog leg
Does a horses frog have a shock absorbing power?
A little, its main function is to help pump blood back up the leg.
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An animal that hurts its leg is?
injured!
In which hand do you hold a cane to support an injured right leg?
The left hand. Canes should be held in the hand opposite the injured leg.
The upper hind leg of a frog?
thigh
How did the frog feel when he broke his leg?
unhoppy
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