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Are frogs extinct?
No.
Do red eyed tree frogs become tadpoles?
no but they start out as tadpoles
Why are dinos extinct?
frogs and laser guns
What types of frogs are extinct?
none i think
What would happen to tree frogs if wetlands were extinct?
then there would be no red eyed green tree frogs sitting on the wall.
Why are brooding frogs extinct?
The exact reason Gastric-brooding frogs are extinct is not known, but a fugus that causes desease and the degradation of their habitat are propable reasons for their dissapearance.
When might humans start to become extinct?
When everybody have another big war.
How do frogs develop into frogs?
Frogs start out as tadpoles and then they develop into jumping frogs. They start life in water.
Are red eye tree frogs coming extinct?
yes
Is poison arrow frogs becoming extinct?
no it is not you should think this
Are Frog going extinct?
Only dead frogs stinct!
Are there any species of frogs that may be extinct soon?
Yes.Because of pollution.
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