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True or false can frogs sprout from mud in ponds?
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Can frogs sprout from mud in ponds?
No, spontaneous generation does not occur.
Can frogs sprout from mud in a pond?
There must have been eggs previously laid first, with some frogs being there prior. I don't believe science recognizes that frogs can grow from mud, impossible.
Do ponds have frogs?
Some ponds certainly do have frogs in them.
Where are frogs?
frogs are in ponds and lakes and maybe in your backyard!
When was Tennessee Mud Frogs created?
Tennessee Mud Frogs was created in 2006.
Some types of aquatic frogs spend the winter hibernating buried in the mud at the bottom of lakes and ponds Which characteristic of life does that behavior represent?
The animal is responding to its environment.
What can pollute ponds?
mud and soil erosion
Where do frogs live in a pond?
Frogs live in the weeds and reeds at the edge of ponds.
Where do frogs like to live?
In Ponds with Lily Pads...
Where are most frogs located?
ponds rain forest
Where do newts have babies?
like frogs in water and ponds
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