Frogs

I like to use a higher powered air soft gun if you don't have that then rocks will work. You have to be really sneaky though. That or "cheat." Most frog gigging is done at night with a frog "gig" (a spear like tool, 3 feet or longer with one, two, or more spikes at the end) and a flashlight. Shining a light in a frog's eyes at night tends to mesmerize them, so you can get closer.

About 60 breaths per minute. Or about 1 per second.

They are used in the breathing process of frogs. Their function is similar to that of the rectus abdominus, which compresses the lungs and forces the air out.

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Yes - In Southern Engand the false widow spider has increased in numbers to due to the warmer climate. The spider can inflict a painful bite.

the answer to this very cool question is yes

Pithing targets the brain stem of the frog that is responsible for the involuntary functions of its body like the beating of the heart and breathing. It kills the frog so it can be dissecting properly. Etherizing is like an anesthesia that knocks its out so pithing cannot be felt.

Hi there it depends what you mean .The frogs can become a pest if they respawn and you could end up with alot of frogs that have hatched .Whilst frogs can benefit your garden by eating flies, insects and snails .This altogather means its how you see and take in the facts to use to your advantage.

Fungi eat almost any animal, sometimes even before they are dead. Live mountain lions could be infected with yeast or a pulmonary mycosis...it wouldn't be common but, it wouldn't be unbelievable.

It depends on the kind of frog, some frogs just take weeks, and others can take years.

Take it to the vet before the swelling gets worse.

Their feets thumbs are webbed up.......i dont know if this is correct but their feet is webbed up ttyl bro...

Yes, In harsh climates, frogs bury themselves in the mud and hibernate which means they slow down all of their bodily functions and go into a semi conscious state. This allows them to survive through the cold winters. They wake up in the spring. In warm weather they have no need to do this.

Yes sometimes they can have the case of Izah or Samonella. That is common between eggs too. Also wellinds disease.

A young frog that still has it's tail attached is called a froglet. It takes about 8 to 10 weeks for it to go from a tadpole to a froglet.

I have a two tier frog pond, one small 4 foot bt 4 foot holding tank with water falls that empties into larger lower pond that is used to filter the water This tank has plants and snails in it and a lot of bees and wasps fly there to pick up water and maybe algae. I found a young half grown green frog in it and thought taht was odd that he climbed that high and jumped over the rim to get in this tank. So I put him into the lower pond but found him back up on top later that day. So I watced for a few minutes to see what he was so intent on climbing up to the top for and saw a large black wasp land on a floating plant next to his. He gulped the wasp down no problem and he has plenty more he can eat. I was suprised to see that , hopefully with no side effects.

not all frogs are green some are brown.

The frog will quickly be attacked by your stomach acid and die, then be digested. Frogs are normally eaten in most of the world where they occur naturally. The exception to this rule would be if you swallowed a live frog of the poison dart frog family. The frog would still quickly die, but so would you.

The forelimbs are much smaller and weaker than the larger and more muscular hind legs, which are used for jumping and hopping. the front legs have four toes, and are not webbed, while the hind legs have five toes, and are webbed.

A young frog is a tadpole and has a tale and no legs while the adult frog has legs, but no tail.

Amphibians are a good indication beause their skin is very absorbant to chemicals and other nasties... look at it this way. U can kill a frog by touching his skin if u don't wet ur hand with his original water first. So they are very delicate creatures and if their living area becomes contaminated you can see a massive different in species and numbers. So to calculate say if a factory went up next so some wetlads or a marsh, people can take records from before it was built and compare the data to months after it was built to see if its polluting the area.

Depending on the species, frogs can take 1 to 5 years to reach sexual maturity.

No matter how long they have lived with people, alligators are never tame.

Finger like folds in the intestines called villi and microvilli aid in the nutrients being absorbed into the bloodstream. The function of the villi in the frog is it helps with the digestion process.