Frogs

All invertebrates were considered " cold blooded " that is to say they control their body temperature by thermoregulation, using outside sources, rather than internal heat production (as in warm-blooded animals). However, some use other methods of creating body heat.

The correct terms are "ectotherms" (organisms that do not create most of their own body heat), and "homeotherms" (organisms that maintain a more-or-less constant body temperature).

It is made up of mucous. :)

Frogs can regenerate their tails as tadpoles, but they lose all their regenerative capacity after metamorphosis

They're prime and easy targets for predators and other animal and insects (including frogs) that rely on them to live. That's why the frogs lay so many eggs so that the babies don't all die out. Some frog species lay eggs in separate places a couple hundred a place to insure survival.

The function is for water, oxygen, and carbon dioxide to pass through it, enabling the frog to either breathe or keep it's skin moist and keep the insides in.

The summer sleep of frog is called Aestivation

As tadpolls, it mostly eats vegitable matter. As an adult the frog will eat live prey like fish, tadpolls, or insects. The also love frozen or live blood worm or any other type of worm.

they both have legs and they both like water and there both slimy and smooth.

Frogs live for about 10 years in the wild.

yes, yes it does

protects the buy releasing urine and the they are very well protected

Yes! it would burn through their skin! Cruel, but it takes them out!

well, it turns out that bullfrogs do not sleep! they spend their days half awake and they get their rest that way!

Frogs protect themselves from too much cold or too much heat by their moist skin.

They do not have a name per say, these sucker-like adhesive disks are just called pads that help the frog grip vertical surfaces and aid in climbing.

A frog eats bugs which are a form of meat therefore a frog would be a carnivore, meaning they eat meat.

Thank you for asking.

They become ''frogsicles''(turn into ice) and unfreeze after winter and go out to search for food.

The forelimb is not webbed instead the hind legs.

i have fresh water gold fish and a frogs and i want to know if its ok to have there eggs in the same tank?

insects i am going to get tadpoles from a Christmas gift and i need to now what it eats and this is what:

they eat crickets, fish, snakes (i no!), even small birds!!!!!!!

this is what northern leopard frogs eat! insects and small vertebrates.

yes obv there bigger and are carnivourus u complete nob

A tree frog can easily down a dozen small live crickets in an evening however they do not need that many every single day. you can supplement their diets with meal worms, wax worms, calciworms, or anything of the sort. Remember if crickets aren't eaten within 3 days, they lose nutritional value. if it isn't convienent to buy crikets every other day, you can always purchase cricket feed and water at most pet stores like Petco.

All red eyed tree frogs are female and constantly on their periods, and so when startled they shoot red pee at potential threats.

it is silver

I think it is to protect the baby frog