The stiffness in a frog, known as rigor mortis, occurs after death due to chemical changes in the muscles as ATP (adenosine triphosphate) levels drop. Without ATP, muscles cannot relax, leading to a rigid state. This phenomenon typically sets in a few hours after death, causing the frog to remain stiff rather than limp, which can be more common in animals that decompose quickly or have a different muscle composition.
plants, insects, frog eggs, small fish, dead plants and animals and worms
There are various ways through which you can tell the age of a frog. The best method is using skeletochronological estimation. This will be done by looking at the growth rings on the toes of the frogs under a microscope.
the tree frog is good with most animals if the other animals treat them well
In Roald Dahl's book "The Twits," Mrs. Twit plays a prank on her husband by putting a dead frog in his glass jar of "Squiggly Spaghetti." The dead frog is meant to disgust Mr. Twit and teach him a lesson as he cruelly treats animals throughout the story.
frogs leap obviously
As an eater of plants and animals, a frog is a consumer.
If a frog - or any other living creature - is truly dead, it is beyond saving. It is time to bury it.
Dehydration.
Even though the frog is dead it can still get to the edge if some other animal drags it there, or if a current takes it there
They are very cool animals.
frog
Neither is the right side because the frog is dead.