Frogs

uh, NO! they just have skin flaps! what do you think flying squirels have wings?!

The Corroboree frogs are considered to be among the world's endangered species. They are mainly found in the southern parts of Australia. The corroboree frogs live in the Southern Tablelands of Australia.

they eat insects

They are little fish.

Tadpoles live in water, and they require oxygen to survive, therefore they have gills. The gills allow the tadpoles to breathe.

Small fish, big frog - sure. Although more commonly frogs diets consists of insects and similar.

Maybe some flies. Try catching them with a net or something.

That is where the male frogs puff up their chin to do a mating call.

That is very difficult. You can try to catch it, or lure it into a cage or shoebox with some crickets, or maybe even leave a door open in the hopes that it will decide to hop on out.

if you feed it and give it what it needs it probally wont die

Frogs are carnivores. Their energy comes from small organisms like bugs and worms.

Frogs have teeth for gripping their food (not chewing). Toads do not have teeth.
teeth

Salamanders are the only group with a fully developed tail. All frogs lack a tail without exception. The frogs do develop a tail in the larval stage but it gets lost after metamorfosis.

There is a third group of amfibians: the Gymnophiona or caecilians . These generally have a shorter tail, soms species lach a tail. All caecilians are worm-like wether they have a tal or not. The presence of a tail in this group is only visible on the underside. In tailless species, the cloaca is at the end of the body, in tailcarrying species it is more to the middle.

Alligator eggs have to be able to survive things like floods and predators. Female alligators lay an average of 32 to 46 eggs per year and out of those, only around 24 will survive long enough to hatch.

Frogs do not eat fruit. Frogs are carnivores. They eat insects, snails, etc. Larger frogs may eat other small animals. But they do not do fruit.

i think frogs because there strong hind legs can help them jump away from things that want to eat them faster because frogs leap farther than toads

because once they grow out of the tadpole stage and into the frog stage, they no longer need them because they develop lungs

I just finished helping my son write a report on the glass frog and the question you asked is answered by saying flying insects: such as mosquitoes, and flys.

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There is a common opening,The Cloaca,through which feces,urine,sperm and egg pass.

edible and no-edible

The back legs are webbed because they are stronger. a frog uses its back legs to jump,

and to swim. they hardly use front feet for swimming.

The poison dart frog primarily inhabits the tropical rainforests of Central and South America. These frogs are often found in humid, lowland areas near streams and ponds, where they can easily access the moisture they need to thrive. Their vibrant colors and patterns serve as a warning to predators about their toxicity.

Yes

Frogs are a diverse and largely carnivorous group of short-bodied, tailless amphibians composing the order Anura