Frogs

in a frog it lets them have blood the same with the humans they both give blood to the body

probably like .9% cause i got like 500 frogs in my backyard

Yes, frogs may burrow holes into the ground. They may do this before winter so they can hibernate; the burrow keeps them warm.

If they are in captivity then yes they will eat , but if they are wild they hibernate because it gets to cold and all the food they eat, cricketts, mealworms, and bugs, those all die or aren't around so the frogs have to hibernate or theu would most likley die.

There is no special way they respond the way they talk.

Tadpoles don't lay eggs. Tadpoles come from frogs eggs. When they are first laid they are clear little eggs. Then eventually you can see tadpoles starting to grow inside.

male frogs will croak to attract female frogs.

Yes the The American Bullfrog (Rana catesbeiana) is the largest in north America.

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toads are bigger

Frogs are very easily dehydrated and need to keep their skin moist permanently. To support this the hydrophyle (waterbinding) mucus is sectreted.

The typical green tree frog can live up to 6 years or so and end up being around 2 to 3 inches. Keep in mind that is with the proper care meaning they have a warm moist and clean habitat, a healthy diet of live crickets dusted with a calcium powder and a shallow water dish that is constantly filled and available to them. Insects found around the house can give them diseases and so can handling them too much. Avoid houses or tree limbs with any type of dye or treatment. If you follow these simple rules your tree frog should live a long happy 5 to 6 years!!!

Technically, skunks can spray onto any surface, so yes, they can spray onto concrete.

Because lizards are dry animals and frogs' skins are moist and need to live in damp places.
They wouldn't adapt to live in a dry area.
Lizards are reptiles and can live in dry and hot places..

If you want to keep it, put it in a big container or cage with very high walls so that it doesnt jump out. You can feed it crickets, mealworms, or something that they recommend in tehe pet store. Make sure that the frog has some kind of heat source ( it could just be a plain old lamp shining over it) so that it can digest it's food properly. Make sure that the cage has a big body of water in it and a large rock or something that the frog can climb up on when it need to breathe. Also, NEVER use tap water in the cage unless you use some type of chemical to get the chlorine out. You can use river/creek water or you can simply collect rain water in a container.

If this is too difficult (its difficult) then just let the frog go near a body of water or where tyou found it.

its glass. are you stupid?

Gills enable tadpoles to breathe in the water.

You can always buy tadpoles and a pet store, and put them in your pond. I am sure that it will also happen naturally.

"Build a pond and they will come," or something like that. If there are frogs in your neighborhood they will find your pond.

I would suggest, though, that you do not turn tadpoles that you bought in a pet store loose in your pond. When they turn into frogs they may become an "invasive species" and upset the balance of your eco-system. Some frogs eat other frogs and even birds. (www.rosepond.com)

They don't swim like fish but use their wings as they would in the air - they fly though the water.

do frogs eat grass?

yes they do

They prefer bugs.

snakes and frogs need lungs to help them breath becuse when they grow they don't grow with gills they grom with lungs instead.

Frogs and Toads need to hibernate to escape the winter so they dig into the ground up to 3 feet down to avoid the frost during the winter. Some frogs try to find a deep enough body of water that wont completely freeze solid and they can hibernate under the ice. Toads on the other hand will always dig into the ground and are great at digging. It's all to prepare for hibernation because insects don't come out during the winter so there's no food for toads and frogs. They start preparing to find a place during the fall.

We have 3 pet African Dwarf Frogs. They are the cutiest things ever...today while getting ready to feed them, we noticed one of them choking on a rock. My wife happened to see him gobble the rock, it in his mouth and appeared to be going down his throat, he was shuttering and choking on the thing. In 15 seconds it was all over and he managed to cough it up. We normally feed him microscopic pellets. I bet the rock was the size of 20 pellets. Don't know what possessed him to try to down the thing. They are not the brightest creatures.

I read somewhere that frogs can die by eating rocks, as they can't pass them out.

next time we change the bowl, we'll change out the rocks and put in bigger rock.

the heart of a toad is made up of the chambers the left & right atrium and the ventricle

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