Frogs

external nares

(dorsal) upper eyelid

(ventral) lower eyelid

nictitating membrane

browspot

tympanic membrane

cloacal aperture

forelimbs

brachium

antebrachium

manus

hindlimbs

thigh

shank/crus

pes

foot

prehallux or calcar

vocal sac

Places where frogs live- in water(swamps, marshes, lakes,etc.)

African reed frogs are small, colorful frogs found in sub-Saharan Africa. They are known for their vibrant colors and unique patterns, and are often found near water sources such as ponds, marshes, and rivers. These frogs are skilled climbers and jumpers, using their long limbs to navigate their environment.

No, frogs do not drink water.

Frogs absorb water through their skin.

It was discovered on a space mission that a frog can throw up. The frog throws up its stomach first, so the stomach is dangling out of its mouth. The frog then uses its forearms to dig out all of the stomach's contents and then swallows the stomach back down again.

It leads to the frogs lungs.
to the lungs
The glottis is tube-like structure in the frog's throat that leads to the larynx and then the trachea. It eventually leads to the lungs.

The digestive surface of a frog is increased through the presence of villi in the small intestine. Villi are finger-like projections that line the inner surface of the intestine, increasing the surface area for absorption of nutrients. This allows for more efficient digestion and absorption of nutrients from the food the frog eats.

Underwater frogs, also known as aquatic frogs, live in freshwater environments such as ponds, lakes, and streams. They are adapted to living in water and can be found in both still and flowing water bodies. These frogs use their webbed feet to swim and have specialized skin that helps them absorb oxygen from the water.

Usually this means that your frog is an albino version of a reticulated clawed frog. as far as I know it's just their colouring. This happened to my frog 'gamma,' a few months ago and he's so healthy.

It depends on the species. Many are filter feeders that filter algea from the water, while some are predacious and will eat other small aquatic organisims. Some Posion dart frogs eat a non fertile egg that the female

lays in a an aboreal pool.

Yes, frogs have many predators in the wild, including birds, snakes, fish, mammals, and even other amphibians. These predators hunt frogs for food either in water bodies or on land, posing a significant threat to their survival.

oxidyzed (blue blood) and de-oxidyzed (red blood) blood is mixed

Frogs swim by using their powerful hind legs to kick and propel themselves through the water. They also use their webbed feet to paddle and steer in the direction they want to go. Frogs are well adapted for swimming due to their streamlined body shape and strong limbs.

A young baby frog is a tadpole. A tadpole is adapted to live in water. For breathing, it has gills, which helps it remain inside water until it grows up to become a frog. Gill are breathing organs of fish also, and the mode of living of a tadpole is similar to that of a fish. When it becomes a frog, it is capable of breathing both in air and in water. For breathing in air, a frog develops lungs and for breathing inside water the skin is used.

The liver in frogs functions in detoxifying harmful substances, storing energy in the form of glycogen, and aiding in the digestion of fats by producing bile. It also plays a role in metabolism and the synthesis of various proteins.

Frog mutations can be caused by a variety of factors such as pollution, habitat destruction, exposure to chemicals, and UV radiation. Additionally, genetic mutations can occur naturally within frog populations.

The kidney regulates the water excretion a frog. It filters all the blood and byproducts out by adjusting the rate of filtration at the glomerulus. The final product in excretion is mostly urea.

Yes, lacquer can be harmful to frogs as it contains chemicals that are toxic if ingested or absorbed through the skin. It is important to keep frogs away from lacquer and ensure that they do not come into contact with surfaces coated with it.

Eggs from the species Xenopus laevis are studied all over the world because their gelly-like 'shell' is transparent and the eggs are relatively large. Processe like myosis can be easily observed and learns us more about cells en embryonic development in general.

Their Answer: They breathe with their lungs because they live on land!!!!!!!!!!!!

My Answer: They actually breathe through their skin, and the skin must be kept moist or it dies. That is why frogs die if you put common table salt on it. Also, most frogs live in ponds and streams, and not on land.

Frogs go into the water but need oxygen. So when they do go into the water their nares need to be located on the very top of their bodies, so they can be in the water as far as they can but still able to breathe.

Frogs are carnivorous, and will eat a variety of insects such as flies, mosquitoes, moths, beetles and crickets, as well as worms, slugs and snails. Contrary to popular opinion, they are not all insectivorous as some species may eat lizards, small fish, other frogs, reptiles such as baby freshwater turtles, small birds and even mammals such as rodents and small bats, though only the larger frogs, such as the African Bullfrog, can manage these.

Frogs eat almost anything that they can fit into their mouth. There have even been some documented cases of frogs suffocating while trying to swallow something too large for them and refusing to let it go. They have teeth, but these are not used for chewing: rather, they are used for gripping their food. These are called maxillary teeth.

Ribbit

> ribbit only refers to the sound frogs make in north america. the general verb is to croak.

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