Are frogs herbivores

Answer 1

Most frogs are carnivores as adults, feeding on insects such as grasshoppers, mosquitoes, moths, beetles and crickets, as well as worms, Spiders and snails. Contrary to popular opinion, they are not all insectivorous as some species may eat vertebrates such as lizards, small fish, other frogs, reptiles such as baby freshwater turtles, small birds and even mammals such as rodents and small bats. Frogs have teeth, and while these are not used to chew their food, they are used for gripping large prey.

However, it is important to note that tadpoles, the juvenile form of frogs, can range from herbivore, eating algae and decayed plant matter, to omnivores, as some tadpoles such as bullfrog tadpoles, known for their size in contrast to other North American Species, will eat animal proteins.

Carnivore. Frogs eat..

• Beatles
• Worms
• Flies
• Grasshoppers
• Crickets
• etc.

Answer 2

No, they are carnivores. They mainly eat insects, but they will sometimes eat other animals.

No, a frog is a carnivore. In fact, it only eats live food that moves. If you put a frog amidst a ton of dead flies and crickets, it will starve because it won't eat them. Some, but most eat insects as well. So that makes them omnivores. No, I believe that they are carnivores. They mainly eat insects, but they will sometimes eat other animals. There is not a single frog species to be a known herbivore; alle species eat invertebrates and some of them even small vertebrates. There is one species wich eats red fruit when available, this frog is called Xenohyla truncata. But this species also eats mostly invertebrates like insects.