What protects frogs from uv rays?

Answer 1

UV rays affect frogs and their eggs like humans except more so because of their aquatic origin and it depends on the type of UV ray.

Answer 2

Frogs have a protective layer of mucous on their skin that helps to block harmful UV rays. They may also seek shade or cover during the sunniest parts of the day to avoid direct exposure. Additionally, their skin contains melanin, a pigment that helps absorb UV radiation and protect their bodies.

Answer 3

Not only frogs, all organisms are protected from the UV rays. This is done by ozone in the ozone layer.