Where do frogs usually live?

Answer 1

near the stomach

Answer 2

Frogs live in places where it is wet. You can usually find th

em near ponds which are moist.

you can also find them in puddles, and nearby ditches. it also depends on what season it is in. they usually are out in the summer,or when it is hot.

Answer 3

That depends on what your definition is of "tree frogs." The frogs belonging to the family Hylidae are called tree frogs and most of them live in the trees. Some of them rather look like toads, have a warty skin, and live terrestrial on the forest floor. There are several other Anuran families that have representatives living in trees, like the Rhacophoridae (shrub frogs) and the Centrolenidae (glass frogs). Some also live in the grass or damp dirt and ponds.

They live on all of the continents except for Antarctica (no trees and too cold).

Some may reside in towns where there are trees, other frogs to mate with, and lots of rain. In high-humidity ecosystems, typically rainforests and swamps.Tree Frogs normaly live in the wild.

in central usaThey live near rivers and in marshes and swamps.

Answer 4

They don't. Frogs live in and close to fresh water. the ocean is salty and a frog would die if it was exposed to it for any length of time.

Answer 5

Red frogs live in various places. For example the California red frog is native to and lives in California. Other red frogs live in places such as the rainforest.

Answer 6

The tree frog only lives in trees

Answer 7

In a pond.