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What is the function of a frog's leg?
the function of a frog is to help it jump around
What is the function of a frogs leg bone?
the function of a frog is to help it jump around
How does the ratio of the foot or leg in frog and humans compare?
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.
Who was Justin bieber opening for when he injured his leg?
Justin was opening for Taylor Swift when he tripped and injured his leg
What is the dish called made with frog legs?
frog leg
What happend to edge?
He injured his leg.
An animal that hurts its leg is?
injured!
Does a horses frog have a shock absorbing power?
A little, its main function is to help pump blood back up the leg.
The upper hind leg of a frog?
thigh
How did the frog feel when he broke his leg?
unhoppy
What is a frog leg length?
4.2 cm.
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